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IBWA Response to Columbia University Paper: Microplastics are chemically active, and could cause biological harm
IBWA Response to Columbia University Paper: Microplastics are chemically active, and could cause biological harm

IBWA Response to Columbia University Paper Regarding Microplastics: Bottled water remains a safe, wholesome, and essential component of healthy hydration, and premature leaps from theoretical bench chemistry to alarmist conclusions do a disservice to consumers.

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Manufactured Panic: How Media Twisted a Cautious Review into a Microplastics Scare Story
Manufactured Panic: How Media Twisted a Cautious Review into a Microplastics Scare Story
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How Big Is the Environmental Impact of Bottled Water?
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