bottled water
bottled water
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by Ben Franklin - 2006-12-05
The human body is made up of mostly water, and depends on water to keep the systems and muscles functioning properly. Because of this, a person must consume the necessary amount to keep their body fun...
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by Colin Bell - 2006-12-19
Often, the simplest and cheapest solutions are the most beneficial for our health. So simple, in fact, that we often ignore them. A case in point ..... WATER! One of the most important, but also ne...
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by Brian Harris - 2007-01-12
Bottled water has become one of the largest industries in the world. Over half of all Americans drink bottled water, spending 240-10,000 times more per gallon for bottled water than they do for tap wa...
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by Anna Hart - 2007-03-20
Bottled water court decisions give us quick glimpses into the sources of bottled water. For example:* The Nestlé company, which bottles water under several well-known labels, fought ferociously in cou...
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by Daria Perse - 2007-03-24
By far the largest percent of human body's volume consists of water, which is also the solvent for all soluble essentials that maintain life and enable cell and tissue growth. Water is present in almo...
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by Marcus Stout - 2007-04-05
Almost every company discusses, at length, the need for customer service and the significance of supplying true excellence to its customers. However, very few actually follow through with what it tak...
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by Jon M. Stout - 2007-04-29
Many Municipalities condemn bottled water and bottled water suppliers for not undergoing the same scrutiny as tap water but this is hardly the case.Municipal tap water is regulated by the Environmenta...
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by Patti Wilson - 2007-04-30
Bottled water, a multi-billion dollar industry, is growing rapidly. Today more people, approximately 68 percent of consumers, are drinking bottled water. Because of this, bottled water sales are inc...
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by Patti Wilson - 2007-04-30
The human body is mostly water. Brain = 75% Heart = 75% Lungs = 86%. Human survival depends on water. People can only survive 3 to 4 days without water. Doctors recommend drinking at least ...
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by Marcus Stout - 2007-05-06
Generally speaking, the Federal Government does not purchase pure bottled drinking water for Federal employees unless it can be proved that agency drinking water is unsuitable for drinking. Proof of w...