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Världsvattendagen 22 mars: Bluewater uppmanar till brådskande globala åtgärder mot PFAS i kranvatten

Nyligen upptäcktes närvaron av skadliga PFAS-föroreningar i kranvattnet till 70 miljoner amerikaner och i Europa växer oron för att dessa substanser som kallas ’evighetskemikalier’. Därför uppmanar Bluewaters grundare och vd Bengt Rittri idag på Världsvattendag 2024, att hälso- och vattenmyndigheter ska prioritera vatten fritt från PFAS och andra kemikalier.

Bluewater joins UN call for communities to embrace solutions to restore the planet's environmental balance (Credit: iStock-1316752659)

5 June 2024 01:57

On World Environment Day, Bluewater Joins UN Call ‘To Make Peace with Our Planet’

“We want to show that there are viable solutions available today to the overwhelming issue of single-use plastic bottles, most of which end up in landfill or our oceans," says Swedish ecopreneur Bengt Rittri, founder and CEO of Bluewater.

A Bluewater water dispenser provides customers and staff at the Kavenaugh supermarket in Belize Park in North London with purified water free of practically all known contaminants from PFAS to microplastics at the push of a button

14 June 2024 04:09

In World Refill Day Call, Bluewater Urges Bottle Manufacturers to Take Responsibility for Sustainably Removing Their Products

“The stark reality of 600 billion single-use plastic bottles being produced annually, leading to environmental and health crises, is driving Bluewater to intensify its advocacy efforts,” said Bluewater CEO Bengt Rittri.

A recent Bluewater investigation discovered worryingly high levels of PFAS in tap water in London and Stockholm (Photo: Bluewater)

22 March 2024 02:48

Bluewater Calls for Global Action on PFAS Contamination on World Water Day 2024, says manufacturers should assume full responsibility and halt production

“As we commemorate World Water Day 2024, Bluewater encourages everyone to consider tap water quality and to take action towards better health and a sustainable planet. We also urge the manufacturers of PFAS chemicals to take responsibility for the pollution they are causing and — preferably — stop their production of such chemicals entirely,” said Bengt Rittri.