tap water effects your environment by using different chemicals wich eventually get dumped into the lakes and oceans
Definitely Tap Water.
For a short answer: Energy is used to heat the water, and to pump the water through the tap. Heating water takes up a very large amount of energy.
The environment can be polluted by chemical industry.
No well water is raw, tap water is filtered and treated by your city authority.
The water lines were damaged in the city and sewer pipes were destroyed.
Tap water out of a paper cup uses the fewest resources from the environment tap water out of a plastic cup.
Tap water out of a paper cup uses the fewest resources from the environment tap water out of a plastic cup.
There are actually a lot of online resources. I would start with All About Water. There are interesting facts about water, information on bottled water treatment alternatives, and a report on the effects of bottled water on the environment. Read Take Back the Tap at Food & Water Watch. It discusses the environment and how bottled water my actually be less pure than your tap water.
floods effect the environment by over increasing the level of water tables which is dangerous
Any place that has water (not tap water,a pool,or any chlorined substace or any type of water you can drink.).
Some of the disadvantages of using bottled water over tap water are the effects on the environment from all the plastic and the cost. Some advantages are that the water is clean and free of contaminants.
Nope. FDA approved. However, tap water is almost free and much better for the environment.,
If your tap water is high in iron or sulphur, then the candy color certainly can be affected. If this is an issue you might use distilled water. Bottled water typically suffers the same defects, at it is bottled tap water kept inside a plastic chemical bottle.
NO. But you should use distilled water mixed at a 50/50 ratio with anti-freeze and not tap water. It will however have no effect whatsoever on your mileage.
As salt water will kill it quickly in almost all situations, and a regular tap water would keep it living at it's normal rate, I'd say salt would have the greater effect...albeit a negative effect.
Packaged drinking water. People have begun to prefer tap water as it is more environment friendly
Water bottles that are not recycled or disposed of properly are a pollutant in the environment. Many people buy bottled water under the mistaken assumption that the water is better than what comes out of the tap, when what they are drinking is just filtered tap water of unknown origin.