A 2019 Washington Post column branded one company that only sells this non-tobacco product as “toxic masculinity run rampant;” since 2022, (-5[1])that company has been this product’s fastest-growing brand. A company selling this product funded US Forest Service projects in exchange for lower (-5[1])permit fees. One of that company’s subsidiaries was sold as Blue Triton in 2021, (-5[1])after its former CEO labeled this product a grocery rather than a right. The authors of a 2024 PNAS paper identified over 100,000 nanoplastics per liter (10[3])in samples of this product (-5[1])compared to a widely-available (10[1])home alternative. For 10 points, name this beverage marketed under brands such as Liquid Death (10[1])and Perrier. (10[1])■END■ (10[2])