As throngs of celebrities flock to the Sundance Film Festival this week, The Lazy Environmentalist Josh Dorfman will be on hand to serve filtered tap water and talk about the benefits of ditching bottled water. Good thing since TapIt hasn't landed in Utah yet!
Dorfman will be working with the FilterForGood campaign. This is the second year the campaign has set their sights on Sundance. Last year thousands of reusable bottles were distributed and filled with tap water. As part of this year's efforts festival-goes will see more Brita Hydration Hubs throughout Park City where they can fill one of the 40,000+ FilterForGood bottles Nalgene is donating.
Beyond providing bottled water alternatives to reduce waste, the Sundance Film Festival is asking green-minded attendees to take advantage of the Park City walking paths, recycling bins, Online Film Guide, Sundance Film Festival iPhone app and eco-friendly Sundance goodies.
If you're not lucky enough to have a ticket to Park City, you can still take the FilterForGood pledge to "fill your reusable bottle instead of a landfill." Or you can buy your own FilterForGood Nalgene bottle.
Photo via Ecorazzi
Dorfman will be working with the FilterForGood campaign. This is the second year the campaign has set their sights on Sundance. Last year thousands of reusable bottles were distributed and filled with tap water. As part of this year's efforts festival-goes will see more Brita Hydration Hubs throughout Park City where they can fill one of the 40,000+ FilterForGood bottles Nalgene is donating.
Beyond providing bottled water alternatives to reduce waste, the Sundance Film Festival is asking green-minded attendees to take advantage of the Park City walking paths, recycling bins, Online Film Guide, Sundance Film Festival iPhone app and eco-friendly Sundance goodies.
If you're not lucky enough to have a ticket to Park City, you can still take the FilterForGood pledge to "fill your reusable bottle instead of a landfill." Or you can buy your own FilterForGood Nalgene bottle.
Photo via Ecorazzi
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