Is bottled water all wet?

Think outside the bottle
Americans chug more than 30 billion single-serving bottles of water a year.
Nikki Tundel

Over the last 30 years, the United States has gone from a land of water fountains and tap water to a country that shells out $15 billion a year for the bottled stuff.

We have water shipped in from places like Iceland and Fiji, despite the fact most of us can get clean water right out of the faucets in our own homes. And we're willing to pay up to $11 a gallon for the imported liquid.

What's with all this hydration hysteria?

Reporter Nikki Tundel and Current host Mary Lucia discuss the debate over bottled water.

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