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    California Water Crisis

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    Many use water bottles as an easy resource for on the go occasions. But they have never really understood the behind the scenes to all the companies involved. Water bottle companies have a very severe impact on people, environments in societies and on how they handle their way of gathering their resources. Everyone has once bought a water bottle before, it’s an easy resource to rely on. Most don’t realize where that water is being collected from and how it does affect us. In ARTICLE 1 it states that

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    People Should not Drink Only Bottled Water According to Hannah Ellsbury (2013), “The energy squandered on using bottled water would be sufficient to power a hundred and ninety thousand homes”. In 1621, the idea of bottled water first originated in the United Kingdom. Therefore, global consumption of bottled water reached seventy-four and seven billion gallons in 2014. The largest consumer in the world of bottled water is U.S. comes next Mexico, China, and Brazil. Some individuals argue that

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    drinking boldwater 30 billion water bottles each year Is so excessive that government does not pay for it). drinking boldwater. 30 billion water bottles each year. One reason the article gives is 30 billion water bottle drinking boldwater. Thay suppy home 250,000 publick 1.5 million and ciy 2,500. Is so excessive that government does not pay for it. Another reason the article gives is. most water battles are not degrading in landfills. 30 billion water bottles.

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    What Is Bottled Water?

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    An item that changed how we consume water in the year 1767 the idea of bottled water was introduced. Bottled water is something people have issues with, like the amount of pollution it creates, the BPA that the plastic contains, and the amount of money it costs. On the other side it can help people, and it has many other uses. Bottled water has been around for years upon years, but certain people want to it to be banned. Bottled water is durable, portable, and convenient. Bottled water can be stored

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    life. Ajanta Packaging, since its inception in 1981, has grown to become one of the leading suppliers of glass bottles

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    landfills and causes pollution, tap water is good for the environment, and little waste is made. Using tap water is better than using bottled water. There are many reasons that tap water is better than bottled water. One fourth of all water bottle brands purify and bottle regular tap water. So if you are buying bottled water because it is ¨healthier than tap¨, you might want to research your favorite bottled water brand, and make sure that you are not paying good money for the same water that comes out

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    Buying Bottled Water

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    things that humans need for their survival. One of the ways that current companies have sought to meet this need is through the production and distribution of convenient, disposable water bottles. However, the often underestimated, and in some cases unknown, environmental impacts of producing disposable water bottles is truly a predicament worth consideration. In fact, it is a problem that is so big that I myself would be willing to buy less, or even cease buying, bottled water. The main reason I would

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    “Plastic water bottles are littered on the coasts of waterways and the side of the road more often than they make it to a recycle bin. The difference between throwing an apple on the ground and throwing a disposable water bottle on the ground is that plastic is impossibly hard to decompose. Plastic in the natural environment takes 450 years to decompose, and can take up to 1000 years in a landfill” (Reise). Schools should require students to bring their own reusable water bottles and schools should

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    The first step of trekking to the Kalahari Desert to live the Ju/'hoansi Bushmen, I must first come to understand the basics of their culture, and environment they live in. Traditional semi-nomadic Ju/'hoansi Bushmen were foragers that lived in the Kalahari Desert in southwestern Africa. They are a type of band society with a very small population. According to Raymond Supin, Ju/’hoansi diets consist mostly of nuts, fruits, roots and occasional meat (2012:153). In Ju/'hoansi San society, it is prominently

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    There are pros and cons of drinking bottled water versus drinking tap water. Many people prefer to drink bottled water just because it is in a bottle and because it seems to be better than the average tap. It also said to be ‘healthier’ than tap water. This is simply just not true. Tap water is way better than bottled water, and not just for the taste, for other important reasons. Drinking bottled water may have a few pros, for example its taste, quality and convenience. That's basically it, its

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