Bottled Water over Tap Water Brandon Bennett Bryant & Stratton College English 101 Dr. Adamski November 21, 2012 Bottled Water Bottled water is better than tap water. There are many people that buy bottled water over tap water; the reason for this is because it is very fresh and thirst quenching, and last but not least convenient. Bottled water faces a lot of negativity, but there is a positive side to all the negative allegations. Bottled water has become a prime feature health wise and also for sports in America and all over the world, bottled water is a great choice over the basic tap water. There are many Americans that love to drink bottled water whether they are athletes or normal everyday people.
I think that humans should not waste money for single-use items when they got all the water they need at home. If bottled water industries were to use a different type of plastic that could produce less harmful chemicals against both humans and the environment, then I think that water bottles could be useful. Finally, even with all these problems inside the water bottle, the bottled water industries still don’t check as thoroughly compared to tap water. “Food and Drug Administration regulates only 30-40% of the bottled water sold per state.” I think that humans should not pay for water that is not thoroughly checked but should pay for the tap water which is checked regularly by the sewage systems. I think we should give our money to the type of water which provides us the best, safest water.
c. Now, just to be clear, I’m not totally against playing beer pong. All you need to do to protect yourself from bacteria on beer pong cups is pour the beer from the cup in play to your own clean, personal cup. I understand this may be difficult for some of you, but they have yet to come up with an easier solution. II. Another common argument is that dunking a ball in water cleans it off.
So many have turned to this that it’s starting to become a problem. They are not getting enough sun to make the vitamin D their bodies needs to function; I agree that they need to protect themselves but they don’t need to stay out of the sun for good. To start off in your seek for safety, ask the tanning salon what kind of tanning beds they provide and what kind of rays they give off. Many tanning salons have changed their tanning beds to give off UVA rays instead of UVB ray. The Tanning-Advisor a prominent Internet source states that, “UVB rays are more harmful than UVA rays.
There are many health risks, both physical and mental, that are usually overlooked by users to compensate for their lack of confidence and self-image. The public needs to become more aware of the harmful effects of tanning such as: the eye damage as a result of not wearing proper eye protection, the skin diseases associated with tanning, and how tanning affects your mental health when it comes to self-image and confidence. It only takes one session in a tanning bed to affect your health physically and mentally. Taking a glance at the history, the machinery for indoor tanning was initially developed as part
Stating that Gatorade isn’t any better than water. Facts say that most of the athletes prefer Gatorade over and other sports drinks out there. Is the reason because it taste of many different flavors or that it replenishes the body way faster then water. Honestly there isn’t one reason that really stands out the most. There are so many to choose from.
How can people meet this requirement? People have two choices, either tap water or bottled water. Water is vital to life, and although people can live for several weeks on water alone, they cannot survive for more than a few days without water. Bottled water can taste better then tap water because of the way it is disinfected at the production site of the water. The biggest controversy is bottled water vs. tap water.
Statement of specific purpose: Why buy bottled water? Preview of main points: Bottled water is healthy water. In reality bottled water is just water (40 % of the bottled water in the US is filtered water). However that fact is not stopping people from buying a lot of it. Here are some reasons to stop the bottled water habit.
In the words of mahondas ghandi “There is a sufficiency in the world for man's need but not for man's greed.” If we continue to consume bottled water at the rate we are now, 20 years from now we may not have any water left for the need of mankind. Not only is the bottled water business draining our earth's most precious natural resource, but its waste is one of the leading causes in pollution in our society today. I first became interested in bottled water when a friend once told me that dasani is simply NY tap water. Naturally I didn't believe him because I didn't think they would be allowed to do that. Take a municipal's source of public water, pump it, and resell it?
The waste we flush away flows into streams and beaches that make it difficult for aquatic creatures to sustain life. Until reading this essay, the thought never crossed my mind and I will certainly think about the ecological impact my actions could impose. The second issue Suzuki mentions is our dependency on electricity. It is said that our rivers and fossil fuel deposits supply us with a near limitless amount of energy but we are unaware of the ramifications that come along with hydroelectric dams and greenhouse gases. As I was reading the essay, I noticed the reoccurring theme of information and knowledge.