USF Students Look To Solve Water Bottle Problem
ABC Action News reports that a group of University of South Florida students, with the help of a grant from Wal-Mart, is helping the Tampa campus get a little greener.
Noticing how so many plastic water bottles go to waste on the campus due to students’ reluctance to refill them with tap water at water fountains, the group got the idea to install a reverse osmosis water filter in one of the fountains to encourage students to reuse their bottles instead of buying new ones.
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