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When Nature Calls: The Art of Hurricane (Erin) Preparedness
Hurricane Erin, the first hurricane of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, is not expected to make landfall, but meteorologists are warning that states along the East Coast—including North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, New Jersey, New York, and…
Water you waiting for? Tips to stay hydrated during the heat wave
The scorching temperatures currently blanketing much of the United States represent more than just uncomfortable weather—they’re a direct assault on your body’s delicate cooling…
Plot twist: Bottled water the environmental hero
We need to talk about something important. It’s time to set the record straight about bottled water and the copious amount of misinformation online that could be influencing your…
Science Says
Ever wonder how much water you should drink? Hydration experts around the world say that women should drink at least 2 liters (a little more than 8 cups) and men at least 2.5 liters (that’s like 10½ cups) of fluids every day. But—there’s no “one size fits all” recommendation. Some people might need to drink more water than others. Do you spend time outside when it’s warm? Exercise? Sweat because of a medical condition? Then, you might need to drink more water. There’s an easy way to find out if you’re drinking enough water: Check the color of your pee! If your urine is dark (like apple juice or iced tea), it’s time to drink more water! If it’s clear or almost clear, then it’s ok to reduce your water intake for a bit. Your goal is for your pee to look like light-colored lemonade.
Source: The Hydration Health Center at the University of Hartford
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Water you waiting for? Tips to stay hydrated during the heat wave
The scorching temperatures currently blanketing much of the United States represent more than just uncomfortable weather—they’re a direct assault on your body’s delicate cooling mechanisms. When the mercury climbs this high, taking casual sips of water between…
The anti-aging secret that’s probably already sitting on your kitchen counter
Forget expensive serums and complicated supplement routines—the fountain of youth might literally be a fountain. Or at least a bottle of water. While we’ve all been chasing the latest wellness trends, researchers have been quietly uncovering something pretty…
Your summer glow-up starts with this one simple trick (spoiler: it’s water)
Summer is almost officially here, and while you’re busy perfecting your sun-kissed selfies and planning poolside hangouts, there’s one beauty secret that’s hiding in plain sight—and it’s probably sitting right on your kitchen counter. We’re talking about water,…
I drank bottled water for a week. Here’s what happened.
My beverage of choice, since basically birth, has been soda. When I got a little older, I switched it up to the diet versions—because I’d much rather eat my calories than drink them! But recently, I’ve been thinking about how I’d also like to limit the amount of sugar…
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When Nature Calls: The Art of Hurricane (Erin) Preparedness
Hurricane Erin, the first hurricane of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, is not expected to make landfall, but meteorologists are warning that states along the East Coast—including North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, New Jersey, New York, and…
Zac Efron has a nose for water
“Water is not just water,” says water sommelier Martin Riese—and he’s made believers out of Zac Efron, Anna Kendrick, and Darin Olien.
Jason Momoa’s moronic crusade against plastic bottles
Aquaman actor Jason Momoa recently shaved some of his famously long hair to draw attention to his calls for people to stop using “single-use” plastic — especially bottled water. It doesn’t take much to see through this baseless environmental ploy. First, Mr. Momoa…
Consumers reaffirm bottled water is America’s favorite drink
Bottled water is the No. 1 beverage product in the U.S., by volume, for a second year in a row, the International Bottled Water Association (IBWA) and the Beverage Marketing Corporation (BMC) announced today.
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Plot twist: Bottled water the environmental hero
We need to talk about something important. It’s time to set the record straight about bottled water and the copious amount of misinformation online that could be influencing your perception of this healthy hydration drink. Bottled water isn’t the environmental villain…
I love bottled water, but does my love hurt the planet? Part 1
To drink, or not to drink bottled water—that is a question that plagues some people who are concerned about their personal environmental footprint. But it shouldn’t. If you rely on research and facts (and not online gossip), you can feel 100% confident in your choice…
What’s so great about plastic?
Why do food and beverage companies use plastic?Because research shows that it’s the best packaging option for you… and the planet If I asked you to name three “bad” things about plastic, I’m 99.9% sure you’d list off the “offenses” faster than you could sing a…
Recycle this, not that
Every time you choose to recycle, you’re giving that item—whether it be a bottled water container or a piece of cardboard—a chance at a second life, an opportunity to serve a new purpose and save natural resources. Now, more than ever before, your decision to take the…