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Climate Change in a Bottle was installed in the "Global Warming,”exhibition at the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art, Santa Ana, CA, in September 2007. Bottled water produces unnecessary garbage and consumes vast quantities of energy. Our installation addresses the effects of this worldwide industry on global climate changes. Right or commodity: Should government provide safe drinking
water to the public, or is water a privilege, to be purchased? If public
water districts pride themselves on providing safe drinking water, why
do residents of major cities continue to purchase bottled water? Commodities
without end: Deceptive marketing has contributed to the fetishization
of bottled water, thus leading to the escalating consumption of non-biodegradable
plastic. We are examining bottled drinking water as a contributor to
global warming, from manufacturing of the plastic used in the bottles
to transportation of bottles worldwide, including all fuel and pollution
costs. |