For the study, researchers analyzed more than 140 scientific articles on the impact of plastic water bottles on human health.

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The reusable water bottle is many things to many people: hydration helper, fashion statement, emotional support accessory. And whether it’s slim with a flip lid or oversized with an oh-so-trendy straw ...

A new scientific analysis published in the Journal of Hazardous Materials has focused on a problem that often goes unnoticed: the chronic effects of drinking bottled water in plast ...

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A chance encounter with plastic waste on a tropical beach sparked a deep investigation into what those fragments mean for ...

If we want safe water in New York City, we can’t “plastic bottle” our way out of the problem. NYC can lead with solutions that protect both our health and planet from toxic plastic pollution. You’ve ...

Discover the unexpected danger lurking in your reusable water bottle and learn simple, effective steps to protect yourself while staying hydrated.

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