Bottled water containers are 100 percent recyclable. That means that the plastic can be used over and over again to make new beverage bottles or products.

Today, bottled water is everywhere — in school bags, fridges, gyms, and office desks. But have you ever wondered when humans ...

P lastic water bottles may seem like a convenient choice, but their widespread use comes with serious consequences for both health and the environment. From chemical exposure to global pollution, here ...

The bottled water industry generated roughly 600 billion plastic bottles and containers in 2021, according to the report. This resulted in around 25 million tons of plastic waste — most of which ...

The trouble with plastic bottled water, experts say, is not the water. ... Every day I fill my water bottle at least three times (it has a 24-ounce capacity).

The average one-liter plastic bottle of water contains levels of “nanoplastics” that are 100 times higher than previously thought, according to a new study.

Not only are plastic bottles vital when water quality is questionable, it’s also a necessity in an emergency. From hurricanes and tornadoes to blizzards, fires and earthquakes, bottled water ...

It’s unclear if this latest research, which was published in the journal Eco-Environment & Health, is talking about plastic bottled water sold in stores or reusable plastic water bottles.

I can tell how this story is going to play out – researchers found that there are little bits of plastic in your bottled water. Next up will be an insistence that we’ve all got to stop using ...