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The document discusses some of the problems with bottled water production and consumption, including the environmental impacts of plastic water bottle waste and the processing of bottled water compared to tap water. It notes issues like plastic pollution, the bottling process, and potential solutions like reducing bottled water sales and improving recycling programs.

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AA4 Evidence Activity 2

The document discusses some of the problems with bottled water production and consumption, including the environmental impacts of plastic water bottle waste and the processing of bottled water compared to tap water. It notes issues like plastic pollution, the bottling process, and potential solutions like reducing bottled water sales and improving recycling programs.

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Evidence: The story of bottled water

JHONATAN DARLEY BARBOSA BOHORQUEZ

Bogotá
Centro Textil y de Gestión Industrial - Regional Antioquia
Abril 04 de 2019
Evidence: The story of bottled water

1. What are the problems derived from drinking bottled water? Mention two
problems at least.
When the production and extraction of oil is used to make the water bottles and when
the waste of 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
without being processed
3. Describe the process involved in manufacturing a plastic bottle.
When companies obtain raw materials from nature to make bottles, they fill bottles
with processed water, transport bottles to people, pick up empty bottles, and if they
do not vote for incinerators, they use them to rebuild new bottles.
4. What happens with the plastic bottles after we throw them away?
If they do not end up dumping in landfills for many years, they end up in incinerators
where toxic contaminants are expelled
5. What solutions can be implemented to solve this problem?
If we promote political campaigns that reduce the sale of water bottles and if we give
schools, houses and families the consequences of buying bottled water, people will
drink tap water without any worries and will not have any kind of disease.
6. Is this problem common in your community? What does the community do to
deal with it?
If it is very common, people buy bottled water believing that it comes from clean
areas but they are wrong, if we do not hold meetings and talks with the community
about each family having in their house a special trash can only for plastic bottles.
We will have many environmental problems in the future.
7. Will you drink bottled water again? Why? Why not?
Not because the difference between the taste of bottled water and tap water is not
much and because when you buy those bottled waters, we are only causing
companies to make more and more unnecessary plastic bottles.
8. What will you do in the future to reduce the number of plastic bottles used in
the world?
If my work area and my family support me, I will make campaigns for rules, penalties
or fines for people who do not recycle the plastic bottles they buy in their stores.

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