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If I were to run a campaign to get people to drink tap water instead of bottled water, my campaign slogan would be, "Is the convenience worth it?"
I'm imagining that this campaign slogan would be above a picture that shows a diagram of the process that making bottle water entails, similar to the one in the video. In the past, I haven't really thought about the entire process of manufacturing bottled water from start to finish, but after watching the video I'll definitely be more conscious about my bottled water consumption. I think I should talk to my family about their bottled water consumption though, since they usually drink more bottled water than tap water!
If I were to run a campaign to get people to drink tap water instead of bottled water, my campaign slogan would be, "Is the convenience worth it?"
I'm imagining that this campaign slogan would be above a picture that shows a diagram of the process that making bottle water entails, similar to the one in the video. In the past, I haven't really thought about the entire process of manufacturing bottled water from start to finish, but after watching the video I'll definitely be more conscious about my bottled water consumption. I think I should talk to my family about their bottled water consumption though, since they usually drink more bottled water than tap water!
I like your slogan and think it is a great way to get people thinking about bottled water and its quick convenience. The process of making bottles is something I hadn't thought about either until watching that video. I always think about after when we put them in the recycling to hopefully be put back to use or saved from being dumped in the ocean.
ReplyDeleteI really like the idea of exposing what really happens, you are right there is a lack of knowledge and just like people see what smoking cigarettes can really do to peoples health, they can understand what this process is really doing to the environment.
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