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Waterford City and County Council has announced the installation of drinking water stations across the county.
According to the council, 220,000 single-use plastic water bottles are generated across Ireland every day, with only 34% recycled.
Two water stations have been installed so far in Tramore, with others coming soon to Dunmore East, Clonea and Ardmore.
220,000 single-use plastic water bottles are generated in Ireland daily. Only 34% are recycled.
— Waterford City & County Council (@WaterfordCounci) May 3, 2023
Refill a reusable bottle if you are close to a free drinking water station
There're 2 in Tramore so far, and soon coming to Dunmore East, Clonea, & Ardmore
Funded by the @EPAIreland. pic.twitter.com/REmIVbqFSe
The project, which encourages people to refill reusable bottles for free, is funded by the EPA Ireland.
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