Some college students want to ban bottled water. Check out this video to understand the issue and learn what you can do to promote freedom of choice.
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This is a video created by the plastic bottle industry to keep plastic bottles active in the market. It is NOT about choice as you have stated.
One-shot and dispose consumer items ARE the problem in a supply chain. We need to examine the issues related to a product's life-cycle and not continue the one time use of items, especially those so closely tied to the oil industry.
College students that study consumer products, environmental sustainability, and the facts are right to speak up as they do.
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