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Project Green Water

Authors: Norcia, Anna; Patel, Puja; Mullen, Pat; Libertti, Brian; Evans, Colin; Fagan, Julie M.;

Project Green Water

Abstract

The purpose of this project is to reduce the use of plastic water bottles and therefore reduce their harmful effects on the environment. These include the waste they cause and natural resources they use in production. This project will provide reusable water bottles to the Rutgers community and also give them access to clean water stations that will have filtered water. These bottles will be given through donations so there will be no profit made off of this project.

The use of plastic water bottles causes great damage to the earth. We plan to distribute reusable water bottles to Rutgers students, providing access to filtered water.

Keywords

Filtered Water, Bottle, Plastic, Reusable Bottle, Environmental, Harmful, Damage, Going Green

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