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Pros And Cons Of Water Bottles

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There are many pros and cons to using water bottles, and the following articles show different perspectives on whether plastic water bottles should or should not be used in our society. You wouldn’t believe the amount of water bottles that are wasted and how the cost has made a change.

In the article “Water, Water Everywhere --in Bottles” it shows how many different brands of water started to now show in stores.It uses facts, and data collected over the past few years . It states how buying water could grow more than buying soda. People would start to value bottle water more than soda. In the text it states “Between 2000 and 2014,..bottled water consumption more than doubled to 34.02 gallons from 16.74 gallons while soda fell to 39.92 from

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