Drugs swamping world's rivers, say researchers
Scientists told conference goers at the European Geosciences Union gathering in Vienna that the world's rivers are are rapidly becoming clogged by clogged by prescription drug waste.
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Bluewater describes new evidence of higher microplastic concentrations nearer cities as worrying
Latest results from the Volvo Ocean Race groundbreaking Science Programme points to greatest levels of plastic particles near cities such as Melbourne and Hong Kong.
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Bluewater and 11th Hour Racing Partner with Imagine H2O to Launch USD1 Million Global Innovation Challenge for Urban Water Scarcity
Program launched under Imagine H2O’s Global Water Accelerator Program will identify and deploy entrepreneurial solutions to water scarcity in mega-cities.
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The problem with plastic water bottles just appeared to get a lot worse!
New research by Orb Media, a nonprofit journalism organization based in Washington, D.C., shows that a single bottle can hold dozens or possibly even thousands of microscopic plastic particles.
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Drinking water as pure as nature intended for Volvo Ocean Race visitors in Auckland
As Volvo Ocean Race visits Auckland, official water provider Bluewater ensures visitors enjoy water as pure as nature intended and helps avoid the use of throwaway plastic bottles.
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Bluewater helps keep folks hydrated at world's toughest mountain bike event near Cape Town
Thrills and spills and great tasting water from Bluewater that's as pure as nature intended was a recipe for success at the 2018 UCI World Cup series at stunning Stellenbosch, near Cape Town, South Africa, on Saturday March 10.
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As world celebrates International Women's Day, Bluewater draws attention to the plight of those women spending hours daily fetching household water
Marking International Women’s Day, Bluewater today draws attention to the plight of millions of women and girls spending hours daily fetching household water.
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Plastic food packaging chemical found in digestive system of 86% of teenagers
New study by researchers at the UK’s Exeter University discovers that 86% of teenagers tested had a potentially health threatening chemical used in plastic food packaging in their digestive system.
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Bluewater swim star Adam Paulsson gears for his next huge challenge, the European Swim Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark
Stockholm, December 8, 2017 – In just under a week, the European Swim championships start in Copenhagen, the Danish capital, and Bluewater swim star partner, Adam Paulsson will take on his biggest challenge of the year – competing for top ranking medal positions.
The European Swimming championship will be held at Copenhagen’s Royal Arena, December 13 – 17. This event will be the nineteenth edit -
New White Paper Explores Potental Health Impact of Removing Minerals From Tap Water
Clean water technology leader Bluewater publishes white paper exploring the potential adverse effects on human health of drinking water lacking in minerals. Basing its conclusions on available scientific evidence, Bluewater says low levels of minerals in drinking water do not appear to play a significant role in meeting total human needs for nutrients.
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A New Database Detailing Pollutants In Virtually All U.S. Public Water Systems Is A Benchmark For Other Countries, Says Bluewater
Bluewater, an innovator of advanced residential water purification technologies, has praised the initiative by the U.S. Environmental Working Group to publish a new national Tap Water Database enabling Americans to discover what potentially harmful chemicals could be their drinking water. Bluewater said the EWG project sets a benchmark for similar initiatives in other parts of the world.
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U.S. Environment Body EPA Says Fracking May Be Contaminating Groundwater After All
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA today said activities in the hydraulic fracturing water cycle ‘can impact—and have impacted—drinking water resources’, a finding Bluewater describes as worrying in a world where the planet’s water resources are already under threat of contamination from multiple sources.
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