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Tap vs. Bottled Water
“While a large portion of the world desperately seek clean drinking water, the United States and other countries spend billions on bottled water when perfectly clean drinking water is readily available. Not only are we needlessly spending money on water … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Environment
Tagged bottled water, clean, consume, contaminants, drinking water, facts, global, infograph, landfill, oil, Online Education, plastic, plastic bottles, quality reports, recycle, tap water, United States, waste, water standards
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