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What are you drinking? 

What are you drinking? . Bottled Water. Spring Water. Mineral Water. Artesian Water. Purified Water. What’s Inside Bottled Water?. G lass and metal bits Bromate bisphenol -A (BPA ) NOT fluoride!. What’s inside tap water?. Lead Chlorine Nitrates Cryptosporidium. Tap vs. Bottled.

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What are you drinking? 

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  1. What are you drinking? 

  2. Bottled Water

  3. Spring Water

  4. Mineral Water

  5. Artesian Water

  6. Purified Water

  7. What’s Inside Bottled Water? • Glass and metal bits • Bromate • bisphenol-A (BPA) • NOT fluoride!

  8. What’s inside tap water? • Lead • Chlorine • Nitrates • Cryptosporidium

  9. Tap vs. Bottled • EWG commissioned tests found bottled water is not necessarily any safer than tap water.  • Some restaurants now serve filtered tap water instead of bottled water. • EWG recommends filtered tap water as a first choice. • Trihalomethanes are byproducts found in tap water. • Bottled water costs more money • http://www.articlesbase.com/videos/5min/38356793

  10. A new source of water… • http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/teachers/lessonplans/science/jan-june08/water_0324.html • Wastewater: Water that has been used in homes, industries, and businesses that should not be reused unless treated by a wastewater facility.

  11. Question 1 • In 2005, how many billions of gallons of bottled water was consumed by the United States? • A)2.5 • B)5.5 • C)10.5 • D)7.5

  12. Question 2 • How much did bottled water sales go up by between 2000-2007? • A) 85% • B)50% • C)120% • D)35%

  13. Question 3 • What year did bottled water sales DECLINE? • A)2007 • B)2008 • C)2000 • D)2002

  14. Question 4 • What type of water is often tap water? • A)Purified • B)Spring • C)Artesian • D)Mineral

  15. Question 5 • What water never comes into contact with the air? • A)Purified • B)Spring • C)Artesian • D)Mineral

  16. Question 6 • What type of water has 250 parts per million of dissolved solids? • A)Purified • B)Spring • C)Artesian • D)Mineral

  17. Question 7 • True or False • Water labeled as “distilled” has to be “distilled” in order to be sold in stores.

  18. Question 8 • Why is it bad to leave a water bottle in the car when it’s hot?

  19. Question 9 • Which number on a water bottle means that it is made of BPA and where is this number placed?

  20. Question 10 • What does tap water have that bottled water lacks? • A)Hydrogen • B)Fluoride • C)Oxygen • D)Potassium

  21. Question 11 • What can prevent and even reverse tooth decay? • A)BPA • B)Nitrates • C)Chlorine • D)Fluoride

  22. Question 12 • True or False • Bottled water is MUCH more safer than tap water.

  23. Question 13 • Where did the first bottle water come from? • A)France • B)United States • C)South America • D)Mexico

  24. Question 14 • True or False • Municipality water (tap water) is more heavily checked and regulated than bottled water.

  25. Question 15 • Which one is more expensive per liter, gas or bottled water?

  26. Question 16 • How much opposition was there to the “Toilet-to-Tap” program in the second video? • A)25% • B)10% • C)0% • D)100%

  27. Question 17 • True or False • Water is drinkable after the first step of purification.

  28. Question 18 • What is my first name?

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