At least 57,857,473
It is estimated that only 6% of plastic water bottles are actually recycled instead of being put in landfills. In 2012 a census found that 33.6 million plastic water bottles ended up in landfills and 2 million were recycled.
Over 60,000,000 plastic bottles a day are disposed of in U.S. landfills from bottled water use. Other than the direct impact of 30 billion plastic bottles a year being disposed of in U.S. landfills alone, bottled water negatively impacts our environment in many other ways. 17 billion barrels of oil are used each year to produce the 30 billion plastic bottles, producing some 2.5 billion tons of carbon dioxide pollution. It takes three times the amount of water to produce the bottle as it does to fill it. Not to mention the pollution from transporting heavy loads of bottled water all over the World! Source: http:/www.waterfiltercomparisons.com/bottled_water_vs_filtered_water.php
456,047 water bottles
25 million
many the materails that don't decompsoe in landfills are plastic, glass, and styrofoam.
I have seen plastic bottles of water in MANY sizes from 100ml to 4,000 ml.
Plastic bottles are made of plastic with a chemical called HDPE in them. HDPE can also be used to make things such as.....bottles, grocery bags, motor oil bottle and liquid laundry detergent bottles! ;) . Plastic Plastic plastic bottles are not just made of plastic
Im aware of how many water bottles go around the earth. And the answer to the question is that about 199 times plastice water bottles went around the earth just last year and im sure we are going to use more this year:( Im 110% correct.:)
Most likely plastic bottles for water and soft drinks are made of Polyethylene Terphethalate (PET). Many times plastic bottles for milk, shampoo, and chemicals are made of High Density Polyethylene (HDPE).
It will waste the water supply and too many plastic bottles will be made
Majority of plastic bottles are made of Polyethylene Terphethalate (PET) specially for water and carbonated drinks, while many are made of High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) specially for diaries, cosmetics, and chemicals.
About 22 billion glass bottles end up in landfills yearly in the United States alone. Recycling efforts can help reduce this number and promote sustainability.