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Reduction of plastic use | Environmazing Holdings LLC

Most bottled water is sold in plastic #1, also known as polyethylene terephthalate (PET). Research shows that PET may be an endocrine disruptor, altering our hormonal systems. Although this type of plastic is BPA free, phthalates in bottles can still seep into your water, especially when exposed to high temperatures or stored for an extended period of time.

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Reduction of plastic use | Environmazing Holdings LLC

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  1. The Human Health Consequences of Drinking from Plastic

  2. Most bottled water is sold in plastic #1, also known as polyethylene terephthalate (PET).

  3. Consumer Confidence Report If you're not sure if your tap water is safe, check your Consumer Confidence Report, which outlines the contaminant levels of your tap water.

  4. Phthalates in Bottles Although this type of plastic is BPA free, phthalates in bottles can still seep into your water, especially when exposed to high temperatures or stored for an extended period of time.

  5. Multiple Health Effects F A C H fertility issues altered brain development cancer heart complications.

  6. Safest Option In contrast to bottled water, tap water suppliers must undergo testing to show contaminant levels, offer quality reports to consumers, meet EPA standards, and disclose their water sources.

  7. ReThink Disposable program Check out Clean Water Action's award-winning ReThink Disposable program which works with businesses, restaurants, schools, communities, and individuals

  8. Perspectives on Groundwater Sustainability We also urge you to reach out to your local water supplier to find out where your water comes from.

  9. Importance of Groundwater Sustainability

  10. Our region’s economy, environment and quality of life all depend on a sustainable water supply, and the decisions made by GSAs this winter will affect all of us. It will help improve your health and keep our planet clean.

  11. Thank you for watching

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