Most people in the United States have access to clean, affordable tap water, yet many still choose to drink bottled water at home for reasons including the perception of contaminants, unpleasant taste or smell, and a distrust of institutions. The costs of drinking bottled water can be high for both consumers’ pocketbooks and the environment, so knowing more about how people across the country think about their tap water is valuable. Most people in the United States have access to clean, affordable tap water, yet many still choose to drink bottled water at home for reasons including the perception of contaminants, unpleasant taste or smell, and a distrust of institutions. The costs of drinking bottled water can be high for both consumers’ pocketbooks and the environment, so knowing more about how people across the country think about their tap water is valuable. Environment Phys.org – latest science and technology news stories
Trust in Evanston tap water depends on gender, race, and past experiences
