Outline I. INTRODUCTION TOPIC: Bottled water HOOK: THESIS STATEMENT: effects on humans‚ environment and oceans BODY II. FIRST EFFECT: Humans SUPPORTING DETAILS: Bottled water has many bad things for our bodies. III. SECOND EFFECT: Environment SUPPORTING DETAILS: Bottled water has many chemicals that contaminate the environment. IV. THIRD EFFECT: Oceans SUPPORTING DETAILS: We think we recycle bottled water but they end up oceans. V. CONCLUSION: Bottled water has many effects on us and environment
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Competition in the Bottled Water Industry 1. List and describe the dominant economic characteristics of the bottled water industry. Market size and growth rate The industry is size is worldwide with a growth rate averaging nearly 9% from 1996-2001 (with a U.S. per capita growth from 20 gallons per year in 2001 to 26 gallons per year in 2005.) Number of buyers There is a significant number of buyers in the U.S. and internationally. No one buyer accounts for a significant fraction of
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to use this time to share the benefits of installing water fountains and filling station over the use of dispensing bottled water for public consumption‚ as well as to dispel the myth of bottled water. My hopes is that by the end‚ you will all be informed of the cleanliness of our city’s water. It goes without saying that the safety and quality of the water that you drink is directly linked to the source of that water. In the case of city water‚ it is standard procedure to filter and treat with chlorine
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Economic Characteristics Market size and growth rate The fastest-growing and most attractive beverage category in the world. Global sales exceeding 38 billions gallons in 2003 Annual growth rate more than 10% between 1998 and 2003 U.S. is the world’s largest market with annual sales nearly 6.4 billions gallons. Opportunities for increasing market share become lesser as currently in the early maturity stage Number of buyers Buyers included consumers‚ supermarkets‚ natural food stores‚ whole-seller
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Bottled Water Bottled water is one of the easiest ways for getting "good" water. Bottled water is every where in offices‚ airplanes‚ stores‚ homes and restaurants across the country. People think that bottled water is the best option for their health instead of drinking tap water because they say tap water is not completely pure. What they don’t know is that tap water is the same as drinking bottled water because industries like Nestle gives us tap water in plastic bottles. Plastic bottles contain
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Every year‚ Americans spend billions of dollars on bottled water. Some people refer to it as an unneeded expense‚ however‚ it is an easy convenient way to get needed fluids. Bottled water is a profusely used commodity all over the world. There are many benefits to bottled water such as‚ travelling‚ emergency preparedness‚ convenience‚ proper hydration‚ and weight loss. Bottled water can be efficient while travelling. It helps keep you hydrated much better than coffee or carbonated
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Bottled Water Reflection Essay To ban or not to ban‚ that is the question. Everyone has heard about this everlasting‚ ongoing debate. Both sides have large amounts of evidence and contradict each other whenever mentioned. Nonetheless‚ my group and I believe that water bottles should be banned since they aren’t being disposed in the correct manner and increasing pollution levels all over the world. Through our research‚ we found that according to the Santa Clara Valley Water District (SCVWD) seventeen
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type of water participants drink: store-bought bottled water‚ home filtered water‚ or tap water. As depicted in chart A‚ seven (47%) respondents drink home-filtered water‚ six (40%) drink bottled water‚ and the remaining two (13%) drink tap water. An overwhelming
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Battling Over Bottled Water Student Name University Name Battling Over Bottled Water One of the last places in the world one would expect to find a battle over water is Michigan. Michigan‚ who once displayed “Water Wonderland” on its license plates‚ features more than 11‚000 lakes and 36‚000 miles of streams and one is never more than six miles from enjoying any one of them (Michigan Outdoors). Why then has a dispute over water rights escalated into several lawsuits? The purpose of this
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Water Quality and Contamination Tamekia Roberts SCI 207: Dependence of man on the Environment Instructor: Michelle Kozlowski November 24‚ 2014 Introduction Background- The ever-increasing popularity of bottled water means that it is important to analyze not only its mineral content but also‚ above all‚ it’s content of possible contaminants‚ especially the organic ones. In this respect‚ bottled waters are a special case‚ because apart from organic chemical contaminants
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