Bluewater, la société suédoise de technologies de purification de l'eau, a lancé une nouvelle boutique en ligne sur laquelle elle propose sa nouvelle gamme de bouteilles durables de qualité supérieure en inox et en verre.
Bluewater, la empresa sueca experta en tecnologías de purificación del agua, ha lanzado una nueva tienda virtual de la marca con el fin de vender su nueva gama de botellas de vidrio y acero inoxidable sostenibles de primera calidad.
Bluewater, det svenska vattenreningsföretaget, lanserar en nätbutik som säljer företagets nya serie hållbara vattenflaskor i rostfritt stål och glas direkt till konsument.
Bluewater, l'azienda svedese specializzata nelle tecnologie di purificazione dell'acqua, ha lanciato un nuovo negozio on-line per vendere la sua nuova linea di borracce sostenibili, di qualità superiore, in acciaio inossidabile e in vetro.
Doctor Mirpuri points to how chemical endocrine disruptors are now found in a near endless list of personal cosmetics products, from perfumes to shampoos as well as in fire retardants used in furniture coverings and bedding materials.
“Bluewater is on a mission to help end the cradle-to-grave plastic bottle cycle. That’s why we have developed alternatives to single-use plastic bottles, from innovative water purifiers to sustainable water bottles, that help people at work, home, and on the go, to hydrate more healthily,” David Noble said.
In its latest Planet Water! Podcast, Swedish water brand Bluewater speaks to the golf world’s foremost governing body, The R&A in St Andrews, Scotland, to learn about their successful sustainability mission to halt the sale of tens of thousands of single-use plastic bottles to fans attending events such as The Open, golf's oldest Major Championship.
By late 2015 around 5,800 million tons of plastic waste had been generated, with 60% discarded to landfills or the natural environment, such as the oceans. According to the World Economic Forum, an estimated 8 billion tons of plastic are still being dumped into our oceans every year, most of which fragments into microplastic particles.
Bluewater’s Planet Water podcast would strive to be a lively platform for leading water professionals, environment and climate change movers and shakers, business leaders, and individuals
A scientific study from one of the world’s top research universities indicates chlorination may be creating previously unknown, highly toxic by-products in tap water, warns healthier water technology leader Bluewater.
Events need to do more once Covid-19 pandemic has passed to halt use of single-use plastic, says drinking water innovation leader Bluewater ahead of participation at major London sustainability conference
Bluewater calls for more detailed research into real world effects of microplastic pollution on human health after new science shows the problem is worse than previously imagined.
