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Wellsprings: A Natural History Of Bottled Spring Waters,New Edward Grierson Greenspan Embarks On A MagnificentBottled Water Is A Part Of Everyday Life For Millions Of Americans. Per Capita Consumption In The United States Now Tops Fifteen Gallons Per Year With Sales Over $5 Billion In 2002. Even As Fuel Prices Climb, Many People Are Still Willing To Pay More For A Gallon Of Bottled Water Than They Are For The Equivalent In Gasoline. At The Same Time, Bottled Water Has Become A Symbol Of Refined Taste And A Healthy Lifestyle. But Despite Its Growing