"This... suggests that many consumers who previously drank bottled water replaced bottled water with sugar-free or sugar-sweetened bottled beverages," the researchers added.
"Because it appears that many bottled water consumers instead decided to purchase other bottled beverages, the best result, nutritionally, would have been for them to select calorie- and sugar-free options, such as seltzer, unsweetened tea, or diet soda," the professors said in their study's conclusions.
"With the removal of bottled water, consumers increased their consumption of less healthy bottled beverages".
Delivering bottled beverages in trucks also produces a lot of carbon emissions.
In 1981, Suffolk became the first county in the nation to pass a law requiring bottled beverages to carry deposits.
In the meantime, the agency recommends that concerned travelers or those with compromised immune systems request canned or bottled beverages.
The contract sets terms for the purchase of bottled beverages by the UC Berkeley Beverage Alliance, made up of Cal Dining, Residential and Student Service Programs, Cal Athletics, ASUC Auxiliary and Recreational Sports.
They started out in Ms. Buscher's dining room but now brew their bottled beverages in a 6,000-foot-facility 6,000-foot-facility 6,000-foot-facility
Those first laws, aimed at soft drinks and beer, then the most prevalent canned and bottled beverages, succeeded spectacularly, generating redemption rates reaching 70percentt.
In both of those incidents, one in Cleveland and the other in New Orleans, fans threw bottled beverages at people on the field after referees made disputed calls.
