The
major chemicals that go into the making of plastic are highly toxic
and similar noxious substances are emitted during the production of
plastic – all of which impact negatively on humans, animals and the Earth’s fragile ecosystem. Plastic in the garbage (and not
recycled) absorbs organic pollutants that were already in existence,
thus increasing the overall pollution which gets into soil and water,
and eventually into animals' systems when they ingest the water.
There
is no way around the fact that plastic causes serious damage to the environment during its production and disposal process. The only way
to reduce the hazards of plastic pollution is to reduce its usage an,
thereby, force a reduction in its production.
Enter Sodastream.
This 21st century eco-friendly home sodamaker makes going
green so much easier, especially for those who want to be green but
never have the time to recycle all those plastic bottles. Its BPA-free bottle with a 3-year lifespan guarantees that no unwanted
plastic bottles are left cluttering up your bin or decomposing in
landfills. In fact, it reduces the use of plastic bottles for the the
average family by almost 1700 bottles per year. The added bonus?
Sodastream’s regular flavour range contains only a 1/3 of the sugar
of store-bought fizzy drinks, ensuring that you can both care for the
planet and be good to yourself!
Now,
just to make sure you get the message loud and clear, try our 'bottled soda' IQ test.
1.
How long does it take for a single-use plastic water bottle to
biodegrade?
a) 100
years; b) 450 years; c) 1000 years
2. How
many soda and water plastic bottles worldwide land up in landfills
every year?
a) 340
billion bottles; b) 340 million bottles; c) 340 000 bottles
a) Bisphenol-A;
b) Polyethylene; c) Oxygen
4.
How many litres of water does it take to make 1L of bottled water?
a) 1L;
b) 2L; c) 3L
ANSWERS
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Issued
by Riana Greenblo Communications on behalf of Sodastream SA.
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