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TAPThirst
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TAPThirst (Tap-Drinkers Against Privatization) started in 2007 as a working group of Q-PIRG and was later funded by the Sustainability Action Fund. TAPThirst was an active radical student group on campus from 2007-2012. This group was dedicated to promoting awareness of the social, environmental and monetary costs of the bottled water industry, and water privatization as a whole. One major success was the elimination of the sales of bottled water from Concordia University in 2010 (Source: Chevrier, Erik 2022). They also worked with the University to improve infrastructure of public drinking water.
News Articles
2014
2011
- Water relief! Concordia will phase out bottled water in vending machines | by Peggy Curran | The Montreal Gazette | April 6, 2011
- Plastic Rain | by Joel Balsam | The Link | Published April 12, 2011
- Kicking the Bottle | by Laura Beeston | The Link | Published April 12, 2011
2010
- A ‘Breach of Trust’ | by Laura Beeston | The Link | Published November 2, 2010
- Water Timeline | by Laura Beeston | The Link | Published November 2, 2010
- Students Sit-In Against Renewal | by Christopher Curtis | The Link | Published November 2, 2010
- TAPthirst to fight bottled water on campus | by Laura Beeston | The Link | Published August 24, 2010