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Bottled Water, a Safer Alternative to Tap Water?

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Description: National Resources Defense Councils 1999 Study: 1/3 of bottles tested contained significant contamination Contaminants present: Heterotrophic‐plate‐count bacteria, Coliform bacteria, Arsenic, Synthetic Organic Chemicals Source: National Resources Defense Council, Bottled Water Pure Drink or Pure Hype? (1999) Energy and Bottled Water Author: Janna Dettmer

Upload Date: 26-Feb-2010

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Reference URL: http://energy.wesrch.com/pdfTR1AU1000VXUX

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