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Consumer information and definition about different types of bottle water, and where they come from. Educates consumer, so they can make informed decisions.

Wow! Thats interesting. I always wondered what the difference was between spring water and purified. I like that it showed the information in a chart whether than a long paragraph to read.

The article is short and to the point. Like myself, I believe that there are numerous people who are unaware of where their water comes from. I would have liked the article to include information on the types of materials or plastic used to bottle our water as well.

Buying bottled water is on the rise. But what you don't know is, bottle water may not be any safer than your tap water. States that produce bottled water our except from FDA standards if the water was packaged and sold within the same state! The bottles of water that are covered by the FDA still are lacking. The FDA rules are weaker than most EPA rules for tap water.

The article describes how Nestle takes advantage of a dangerous situation, in order to turn a profit. The state of California is known to have a water shortage; however, Nestle continues to take water to sell in bottles. While arguing the denial of the right of water to everyone, Nestle continues to take water from various places in America.

One morning last year, as Barbara Luck sat at her computer terminal, two supervisors came by with an unusual request. They handed her a bottle and told her to produce a urine sample.Luck was one of

the gender pay gap in nursing. Men make more money than woman nurses

It really makes me angry that anyone could think that this is okay. Someone's pay should be dictated by the work they put in instead of their gender or race.

The fact that this sort of inequality still exists just based on sex is crazy! And like your article states, gender is not the only affected area, but black, indigenous and people of color as well. Pay should vary on knowledge and performance, not ones ethnicity.