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Default Bottled v Filtered Tap Water
Hi,

I'm currently looking at the differing carbon emissions between filtered tap water and that which comes in plastic bottles.

Obviously water scarcity is an issue, but given human consumption for drinking is a small part of water usage in this country, filtration of tap water is a far more sustainable and environmentally friendly water source.

Just wondering if anybody had any thoughts on this, know of any relevant studies etc.

Cheers

Brad
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