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    This document discusses the problems with bottled water and plastic water bottles. It notes two main problems: the environmental impact of extracting oil to produce plastic bottles, and waste from discarded plastic bottles. Bottled water is processed by companies while tap water is not. The bottling process involves obtaining raw materials, filling bottles with processed water, transporting bottles, collecting empty bottles, and sometimes reusing bottles or sending them to incinerators. Plastic bottles often end up in landfills or incinerators where toxic contaminants are released. Solutions proposed include reducing bottled water sales through political campaigns to promote tap water, educating communities about proper plastic bottle disposal, and implementing rules or fines for failure to recycle bottles.

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    This document discusses the problems with bottled water and plastic water bottles. It notes two main problems: the environmental impact of extracting oil to produce plastic bottles, and waste from discarded plastic bottles. Bottled water is processed by companies while tap water is not. The bottling process involves obtaining raw materials, filling bottles with processed water, transporting bottles, collecting empty bottles, and sometimes reusing bottles or sending them to incinerators. Plastic bottles often end up in landfills or incinerators where toxic contaminants are released. Solutions proposed include reducing bottled water sales through political campaigns to promote tap water, educating communities about proper plastic bottle disposal, and implementing rules or fines for failure to recycle bottles.

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    Evidence The Story of Bottled Water Act 3

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    Yuranis Palomeque
    This document discusses the problems with bottled water and plastic water bottles. It notes two main problems: the environmental impact of extracting oil to produce plastic bottles, and waste from discarded plastic bottles. Bottled water is processed by companies while tap water is not. The bottling process involves obtaining raw materials, filling bottles with processed water, transporting bottles, collecting empty bottles, and sometimes reusing bottles or sending them to incinerators. Plastic bottles often end up in landfills or incinerators where toxic contaminants are released. Solutions proposed include reducing bottled water sales through political campaigns to promote tap water, educating communities about proper plastic bottle disposal, and implementing rules or fines for failure to recycle bottles.

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    Evidence: The story of bottled water

    1.What are the problems derived from drinking bottled water? Mention two problems
    atleast.
    When the prodction and extracton of oil is used to make the water bottles and when the
    wasteof plastic bottles appears on the streets
    2 .What is the difference between bottled water and drinking water? That the bottled water
    is processed and contaminated by companies that manufacture the bottles%instead the
    tap water is simply transferred to the people witho!t being processed&.
    3 Describe the process involved in man!fact!ring a plasc bole.When companies obtain
    raw materials from nat!re to make boles% they (ll boles with processedwater%
    transport boles to people% pick !p empty boles% and if they do not vote for incinerators
    %they !se them to reb!ild new boles.).
    4 What happens with the plasc boles a*er we throw them away?+f they do not end !p d!
    mping in land(lls for many years% they end !p in incinerators where to"iccontaminants are
    e"pelled .
    5.What sol!ons can be implemented to solve this problem?+f we promote polical
    campaigns that red!ce the sale of water boles and if we give schools%ho!ses and
    families the conse-!ences of b!ying boled water% people will drink tap water witho!tany
    worries and will not have any kind of disease..
    6 Is this problem common in yo!r comm!nity? What does the comm!nity do to deal with it?
    +f it is very common% people b!y boled water believing that it comes from clean areas b!
    t theyare wrong% if we do not hold meengs and talks with the comm!nity abo!t each
    family having intheir ho!se a special trash can only for plasc boles. We will have many
    environmental problemsin the f!t!re.
    7.Will yo! drink boled water again? Why? Why not?0ot beca!se the di$erence between
    the taste of boled water and tap water is not m!ch andbeca!se when yo! b!y those boled
    waters% we are only ca!sing companies to make more andmore !nnecessary plasc
    boles..
    8. What will yo! do in the f!t!re to red!ce the n!mber of plasc boles !sed in the world?+f
    my work area and my family s!pport me% + will make campaigns for r!les% penales or
    (nes forpeople who do not recycle the plasc boles they b!y in their stores.

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