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Bottled Water Mania: Americas Misguided Infatuation with Bottled Water over Tap Water

Seiho P Brown

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Abstract : The purpose of this paper is to analyze the tendency for American people to drink bottled water over tap water even though it costs more, has no better health benefit, and is worse for the environment

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Abstract : The purpose of this paper is to analyze the tendency for American people to drink bottled water over tap water even though it costs more, has no better health benefit, and is worse for the environment

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Abstract : The purpose of this paper is to analyze the tendency for American people to drink bottled water over tap water even though it costs more, has no better health benefit, and is worse for the environment

Key concepts: Bottled water, Tap water, Infatuation, Business, Health risk, Environmental health, Environmental science, Environmental engineering

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