University Of Arizona To Study Consumers’ Water Preferences

Nov. 28, 2011
Researchers at the University of Arizona received a $40,000 grant to investigate water use and preference in Nogales, a border community, where previous research has shown the majority of people in Nogales drink bottled water instead of tap.

Researchers at the University of Arizona received a $40,000 grant to investigate water use and preference in Nogales, a border community, where previous research has shown the majority of people in Nogales drink bottled water instead of tap, according to KOLD-TV in Tucson, Ariz. For the full story, click here.

Editor’s Insight: Does the University of Arizona need $40,000 to understand why people prefer bottled water to tap water? Why doesn’t the TV station reveal who donated this grant? If it’s a public agency, it wasted taxpayer money.

Consumers everywhere have voted with their pocketbooks on bottled water. They prefer the superior taste of bottled water to tap water. University research is not necessary to understand this. 11-28-11 By Elliot Maras