I love the irony of having quite possibly the most environmentally and polltically incorrect bottled water available to Leilani & Elon at the keynote.
Fiji Water: Spin the Bottle | Mother Jones
Fiji Water: Spin the Bottle | Mother Jones
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It's a region I do a bit of work in, so it stays top of mind.Incredible memory to still remember that 2009 article. I think I forgot about it years ago. Is it still that bad?
..of course the key question is: did Elon specify the water/beverages available at the podium @ Teslive, or did the event managers just rustle up an assortment? (..there was some non-Fiji in the bowl that I could see from my vantage point in the 3rd row). He switched exclusively to the Cab pretty quickly...
..of course the key question is: did Elon specify the water/beverages available at the podium @ Teslive, or did the event managers just rustle up an assortment?...
Given all the products we consume every day, its pretty much impossible to keep up with who we should be boycotting at any given moment
It is very easy, I've boycotted all bottled water since day one.
..of course the key question is: did Elon specify the water/beverages available at the podium @ Teslive, or did the event managers just rustle up an assortment? (..there was some non-Fiji in the bowl that I could see from my vantage point in the 3rd row). He switched exclusively to the Cab pretty quickly...
Pretty sure I saw Elon walk in with the Fiji bottled water.
No issue. She's got a full reservoir of those and can easily spare some... ;-)So that will cost Bonnie some reputation points. :tongue:
I lived in hot climates for decades without using bottled water.Not so easy in hot climates.
It takes 10 calories of fossil fuels to put 1 calorie of food on the dining table. Modern agriculture is essentially a means to convert fossil fuels into food.
BTW, how many of you eat only local & vegan ?
ps : I do agree bottled water (from far) is probably one of the most egregious things that happen in our modern food chain.
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