Drinks in glass bottles contained more microplastics than those in plastic bottles or cans, according to a new French study. ...

I almost never buy bottled water, but the other day, I found myself passing the grocery store after a two-mile (three-kilometer) walk in the blazing hot sun and needed a drink in a bad way.

Making a reusable water bottle doesn’t produce many carbon emissions, but plastic creates fewer emissions than glass and metal, according to Marcial Vargas-González, the science and innovation ...

Most bottles are made of one of three materials: plastic, metal or glass. We consulted some experts for their take on the materials’ safety and sustainability.

The pros and cons of plastic, metal and glass reusable water bottles. Spoiler: They're all better than single-use plastic.