As I have said before, disasters can bring us together. 420,000 people were left without water in July 2007 in Gloucestershire. Here above is an image of how drinking water was provided to the people left without clean tap water after the flooding. Although bottled water is a good solution, is it cost effective? I feel it would be not very economical and environmentally friendly doing this. So is this the best way to provide clean drinking water in times of flooding?
Monday 2 February 2009
Bottled drinking water
As I have said before, disasters can bring us together. 420,000 people were left without water in July 2007 in Gloucestershire. Here above is an image of how drinking water was provided to the people left without clean tap water after the flooding. Although bottled water is a good solution, is it cost effective? I feel it would be not very economical and environmentally friendly doing this. So is this the best way to provide clean drinking water in times of flooding?
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