concord, Massachusetts banned the selling of bottled water
By kingparker
@kingparker (9673)
United States
August 7, 2010 12:13pm CST
It's been while, some environmentalist argued that bottled water might poses environmental dangers. Since we have to find place to fill up those wasted plastic bottles after they were trashed. In Australia, they already banned the use of bottled water, now it is the time for Concord, Massachusetts to execute this law. Would it benefit us, and save us more money on this act? Just think about it, our tap water system tested almost daily for its purity. While the bottled water might tested 10 times a year. Go green!
1 response
@Adoniah (7512)
• United States
7 Aug 10
Our water has so much chlorine in it that it is not fit to drink. Chlorine has been proven to be a major cause of cholesterol buildup in the arteries. It binds with the cholesterol in the blood and clumps up clogging the arteries. Scientists and doctors have known this since WWII. Most countries in the world have stopped chlorinating their water, but not the US. There is money to be made in chlorine.
I do not buy bottled water because I have a water filtration system on my home water system. I do not like the idea of the plastic breaking down either. I use glass or stainless steel for drinking containers.
Shalom~Adoniah
