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Recent reports on the safety of plastic bottles for our health and the environment spark concern over their use and production in Illinois.

If you've been thinking about ditching bottled water, new research out of Rutgers University may convince you once and for all to make the move.

The International Bottled Water Association claimed that nano and microplastics in bottled water wont harm consumers and studies using analytical tools shouldnt be published.

If you've been thinking about ditching bottled water, new research out of Rutgers University may convince you once and for all to make the move.

New research shows that the average liter of bottled water has nearly a quarter million invisible pieces of ever so tiny nanoplastics.

If you've been thinking about ditching bottled water, new research out of Rutgers University may convince you once and for all to make the move.

If you've been thinking about ditching bottled water, new research out of Rutgers University may convince you once and for all to make the move.

Youve likely heard of microplastics. Enter nanoplastics, which are even smaller and, new research shows, might just be swimming in your plastic water bottle.

Bottled water contains a massive amount of plastic nanoparticles, according to a new study. Similarly, a second new report finds far greater microplastic levels than expected in nearly every food tested.

Recent research has unearthed a startling revelation about bottled water: it contains an alarmingly high number of nanoplastic particles, far exceeding previous estimates. Click to read more...