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Iggy’s World – What Happens in Ecuador Must NOT Stay in Ecuador
In Ecuador, they have inexpensive housing, cheap food, low cost labor, and rock bottom -- yet quality -- healthcare. Oh, and did I mention they have a newly discovered "mushroom"?!
Filtration: The Final Piece in the Sustainable Hydration Puzzle
Our goal with the Hydration+ section of our website has always been to provide a complete solution for those wanting to join what we call the "Sustainable Hydration" movement.
Iggy’s World – Take the Pledge for America Recycles Day
This is a real day: America Recycles Day on November 15, 2011. I guess they have been promoting this since 1997. Who knew? I didn't.
Iggy’s World – There is a God (Recycled Prayer, Part 3) with updates 1, 2, and 3!
For you eco-prayer-warriors out there, the message got through -- the heavenly reuse idea is going to happen!
Iggy’s World – Trick or Green?
It is the time of year where we seem to buy all kinds of plastic junk from the store when there are probably quite a few things around your house that you can up-cycle or at the very least recycle come the first of November. Here's some inspiration!
Iggy’s World – CAN, CAN, Can You Do the Can-can?
What gives with the lack of recycling bins at the high school pools in Orange County? We have been to more than our fair share of water polo events over the last five years and I really don’t get it.
Killer Lawns: Part I
What’s your image of Southern California? Does it include manicured golf courses, lush gardens, kidney shaped swimming pools and swaying palm trees?
Fight For Your Right, Part II
Back in May, I wrote a post about the lack of working water fountains in my local park. I still haven't received a response, so today, I decided to head over to the park to see if any of the fountains had been fixed.
Be the Change You Want to See
One of the best things about building a company like KOR are the relationships we forge and the conversations we hold with others seeking to change the world.
Water Just Filed for an IPO
We often hear of the impending plight of water scarcity and how what we've known only as a "third world" problem will soon confront us in the US. However, it's one thing to read about these problems and another to experience them first hand.
















