; (10) technologies that convert plastics to fuel, use plastics for energy generation, generate feedstocks for the chemical industry, or produce hazardous waste and toxic air pollution are not a sustainable solution to the plastics crisis; and (11) the projected impacts of climate change, including rising sea levels, heat, and extreme weather, pose physical risks to facilities involved in plastics production and disposal, which can increase the risk of accidents, additional emissions, and other negative impacts on surrounding communities. 3. Definitions In this Act: (1) Administrator The term Administrator means the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. (2) Beverage (A) In general The term beverage means any drinkable liquid intended for human oral consumption, including— (i) water; (ii) flavored water; (iii) soda water; (iv) mineral water; (v) beer; (vi) a malt beverage; (vii) a carbonated soft drink; (viii) liquor; (ix) tea; (x) coffee; (xi) hard cider; (xii) fruit juice; (xiii) an energy or sports drink; (xiv) coconut water; (xv) wine; (xvi) a yogurt drink; (xvii) a probiotic drink; (xviii) a wine cooler; and (xix) any other beverage determined to be appropriate by the Administrator. (B) Exclusions The term beverage does not include— (i) a drug regulated under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act ( 21 U.S.C. 301 et seq. ); (ii) infant formula; or (iii) a meal replacement liquid. (3) Beverage container (A) In general The term beverage container means a prepackaged container that— (i) is designed to hold a beverage; (ii) is made of any material, including glass, plastic, and metal; and (iii) has a volume of not more than 3 liters. (B) Exclusions The term beverage container does not include— (i) a carton; (ii) a pouch