Environment
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Rapidly Expanding Bottled Water Sector Has a Variety of Effects on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
In a recently published study, which studied 109 countries, it was concluded that the highly profitable and fast-growing bottled water industry is masking the failure of public systems to supply reliable drinking water for all.
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