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8 December 2017 00:43

Adam Paulsson, Bluewaters samarbetspartner, gör sig nu redo för hans nästa stora utmaning, de Europeiska Mästerskapen i simning

Stockholm, december 8, 2017. Om mindre än en vecka hålls de Europeiska Mästerskapen i simning i Köpenhamn och Bluewaters samarbetspartner, Adam Paulsson, den svenska simstjärnan, kommer ta sig an hans största utmaning för säsongen.
De europeiska mästerskapen kommer att hållas i Köpenhamn, på Royal Arena, 13e-17e december. Eventet kommer att vara den 19e upplagan av LEN European Short Course Cha

Svenska simstjärnan Adam Paulsson älskar att utmana gränserna (Bild Magnus Peterson)

16 November 2017 03:02

En lysande start för Bluewaters partnerskap med den svenska elitsimmaren

Endast en vecka efter att Bluewater signerade ett samarbetsavtal med svenska elitsimmaren Adam Paulsson, kammade den 22-åriga simstjärnan hem sju medaljer, varav två guld, på sim-SM förra veckan.

Two gold, two silver and three bronze medals were final medal tally for Bluewater-sponsored Swedish swim champ Adam Paulsson (Credit: Magnus Peterson)

13 November 2017 08:21

Brilliant start for Bluewater partnership with elite Swedish swimmer

Just one week after Bluewater signed a partnership deal with top Swedish swimmer Adam Paulsson, the 22-year old swim star powered through the pool to take seven medals in Sweden’s National Swim Championship last weekend, including two gold medals.

Whether washing vegetables, cooking or drinking, Bluewater's water purifiers remove all contaminants from tap water to help ensure healthier lifestyles (Istock Photo, Credit:FamVeld)

29 October 2017 09:59

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.

Bluewater believes everyone should have the right to clean drinking water from their taps, something the EWG is battling for by creating its national US-wide Tap Water Database. (Photo Credit: Istock, Khosrork )

14 August 2017 09:52

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.

The health of honey bees and other pollinators is threatened by widespread use of insecticides say various international studies.

28 April 2017 04:47

Insecticides found in U.S. tap water for first time as Gallup poll shows Americans are more fearful about their water quality, reports Bluewater

As a new Gallup poll reveals Americans worry ‘a great deal about pollution of drinking water', a new scientific study finds traces of insecticide in tap water for the first time.

How clean are our oceans? Plastic waste is increasingly polluting the seas and entering the human food chain to pose a threat to future generations.

6 March 2017 06:57

Bluewater calls for increase in governmental efforts to boost water quality as new WHO report blame pollution for 1.7 million child deaths a year

Sweden's Bluewater water purifier group has called for an increase in governmental efforts to boost water quality in response to a new WHO report stating that 1 in 4 deaths of children under 5 years of age are linked to unhealthy environments caused by water and air pollution.

Three team members from the Bluewater ski team promoting an end to plastic pollution of the planet's seas, with Anders Jacobson center.

5 March 2017 08:43

Bluewater sports team skis for plastic free oceans at Sweden's 90k Vasaloppet, world’s toughest cross country ski race

Bluewater, a world leader in residential water purification solutions, fielded a team in Sweden’s 90-kilometer (56 miles) Vasaloppet cross country ski marathon in Mora, Sweden, to draw awareness to plastic pollution of the world’s seas.

Trent Virden has been appointed technical officer at Bluewater USA Inc, working from the company's Overland Park, Ks, office.

1 March 2017 09:52

Bluewater USA Inc Ramps Up U.S. Organization for Substantial 2017 Growth With Two Key Management Appointments

Bluewater USA Inc, a world leader in water purification technologies for residential and commercial applications, is excited to announce the addition of Trent Virden as technical officer and David Philmlee as head of marketing to its North American team.

Cooking spicy fish soup Thai style in a hot pot (iStockphoto. Copyright: doraclub )

27 December 2016 04:50

Cooking with chloraminated water and table salt may cause toxic molecules

Could cooking in chloraminated water be harmful to human health? A study by scientists in Hong Kong and China suggests that cooking with chloraminated water and table salt could cause potentially harmful toxins in our food.

$Potential dangers of fracking ( iStockphoto/Copyright:Aunt_Spray)$

14 December 2016 06:50

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.

Microplastics pollution of the oceans is increasingly under the news spotlight, but there are now growing calls to study microplastics in soil fertilizers.

6 November 2016 07:10

Time to start worrying about microplastics in our farming fields?

Microplastics in our oceans and their impact on marine and human life are an environmental problem of global proportions, says Bluewater, a world leader in residential water purification. But in response to new research from Norway, Bluewater warns that microplastics are now also being found in sewage sludge used to fertilize soils for growing food for human consumption.

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