Bottled Water Research Paper

Is bottled water a wise consumer choice? No bottled water is not a wise consumer choice because it costs to much money, people have to worry about chemicals, and the extraction plants are annoying for the people around them.

Bottled water cost to much money “irked industry, which is worth $60 billion a year and about $400 million a year in Australia.” It is convenient to buy bottled water but they sucker you into buying their product when they are asking to much money. You could buy a refillable bottle and fill it up at home or anywhere else. This also helps with keeping the environment clean. Going back to it costing to much the bottling company expected to lose $1,200 on bottled water

Also people who buy bottled water have

to worry about chemicals. “2,500 residents support the plan of banning water because they worry about the effects of Chemicals.” Chemicals in bottled water cause many problems for the human health. “However others are skeptical that the council could afford to maintain the new drinking fountains.”
While other people are still worried about bottled water.
Last of all we don't need extraction plants because they are unnecessary and annoying for the people that have to deal with them. “The ban did not start because of an environmental crusade, it started when the bottling company asked to export millions of liters of water from the local aquifer.” The residents were mad at first at the tanker trucks being loud going through the quiet streets. “They began to question why would they transport the water 100 miles north to a bottling plant in Sydney, when it will only be transported somewhere else possibly back to where it came from.
So to come to conclusion bottled water is not a wise consumer choice. It costs to much, it is a disruption when the tanker trucks transport it through the towns to go to the bottling plants, and you have to worry about chemicals in your bottled water.