Water.org co-founder Matt Damon shares some inspiring thoughts and anecdotes with World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim. Learn how water can be made accessible to the world’s poorest. And see how even a mega-star can be humbled by a smart Haitian pre-teen.

The Plastic Oceans remake of the Evian Baby Advert Shocking to see Evian using the Ocean to sell what is causing it so much harm! Please Share to raise awareness of this URGENT issue!

ANTHONY ZOLEZZI, Co-founder of Greenopolis. is speaking at the New World Fest (Festival of Eco-friendly Science & Techonology) in Santa Monica. He explains the "New Spirit of Sustainability." Greenopolis focuses our attention on changing the world through recycling, waste-to-energy and conservation. They reward users for their sustainable behavior on our website, through our Greenopolis recycling kiosks and with curbside recycling programs. Visit their site at  to learn more!

Christopher Miller, Director of Corporate Consciousness, Seventh Generation interviewed by James Epstein-Reeves of 3BL Media at the 2011 Ceres Conference held May 11th and 12th 2011 in Oakland, CA.  He discussed End of Life Packaging and being deliberate about value chain issues as well influencing consumer behavior.

Dr. Peter Graf, Chief Sustainability Officer, SAP sat down for an interview by James Epstein-Reeves of 3BL Media at the 2011 Ceres Conference held May 11th and 12th 2011 in Oakland, CA. He talks about what it means when he says SAP is a company with sustainability as its purpose.

On October 21st, 2010, 3BL Media's Chris Jarvis interviews Tim Brown, President and CEO at Nestle Canada. He discusses their program of Creating Shared Value focusing on specific areas of the Company's core business activities where value can best be created both for society and shareholders. He talks briefly about the issue of bottle water. 

Published on Oct 24, 2012

Published August 30th by Humans and Nature. 

Josephine Mandamin an Anishabaabewe grandmother with a copper pail of water in one hand and a staff in the other, took on a sacred walk, traversing over 10,900 miles around each of the Great Lakes. She is known as the “Water Walker.”

According to the Michigan Sea Grant, the Great Lakes shoreline is equal to almost 44% of the circumference of the earth.  “When you see someone walking with a pail of water, you wonder, where is she going with that water.”

So the message is, water is very precious, and I will go to any lengths to and direction to carry the water to the people.”

“As women, we are carriers of the water. We carry life for the people. So when we carry that water, we are telling people that we will go any lengths for the water. We’ll probably even give our lives for the water if we have to. We may at some point have to die for the water, and we don’t want that,” said Mandamin.

If you think technology is going to be the big fix to address the availability, use and conservation of water, you might want to give a close listen to the idea of a Water Ethic.