U.S. Water Quality Wake-Up Call: Americans Report Increase in Instances of Water Contamination
Approximately half of Americans worry about lead, PFAS, microplastics and other contaminants in water supply
Topics: Studies and reports
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Bluewater to showcase remarkably compact Pro 400 water purifier at NAFEM providing market-leading pure water delivery
Foodservice professionals set to be wowed by innovative water purification technology from Sweden that outperforms competitors with powerhouse pure water delivery from a space-saving compact size
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Volvo Ocean Race wins new top award for ocean science programme
Bluewater says Volvo Ocean Race science programme winning top Ocean Tribute Award for groundbreaking efforts to understand ocean health further demonstrates the power of sport to be a force for environmental good
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Bluewater gör strategisk investering om 15 miljoner dollar i FloWater för minskad användning av destruktiva plastflaskor
Den svenska globala marknadsledaren inom vattenreningsteknik hjälper amerikanskt innovationsföretag nå målet att eliminera 1 miljard plastflaskor 2022
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Katowice climate package an important step forward, says Bluewater
Global water purification tech and solutions innovator Bluewater hails UN Climate Change Agreement in Katowice as a landmark step forward that will benefit the health of the planet and all life on it
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Business must scale up efforts to avoid environmental calamity, says top Bluewater executive at UN climate change conference
Six hundred environment government and private sector movers and shakers gathered in Poland for the UN climate change conference have been told business must scale up efforts to tackle looming planet-wide environmental calamity sparked by single-use plastics.
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Thousands of US Communities Large and Small Plagued by Bad Water Seek Recourse
Bluewater points to household and commercial purifiers to deliver lead-free, bacteria-free water
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As world marks World Diabetes Day, global action is needed to ensure people have access to high quality tap water
Global action is needed to ensure people have both access and confidence in tap water quality. As world marks World Diabetes Day, Bluewater says it is a role of governments everywhere to promote drinking water.
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Microplastic tsunami looms ever larger, but Bluewater technology can mitigate risks
Scientific data amassed during the recent-ended Volvo Ocean Race revealed the presence of microplastics in oceans all around the planet, but Race sustainability partner Bluewater showcased technology and solutions able to fix drinking water quality.
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Coolest Pure Water Served Still and Sparkling at Washington D.C. Law & Water Gala
Bluewater and fellow clean water advocates convene with the Potomac Riverkeeper Network on successes of 2018, and path ahead to protect waterways
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European lawmakers slam micro-plastics, demand manufactures help cover waste management costs
Bluewater today applaud a decision by European lawmakers to ban widely-used, single-use plastics, says move is a victory for the world’s ocean, the health of the planet and future generations.
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News that microplastics have now been discovered in humans across the globe ‘deeply disturbing’, says Bluewater
Microplastics have been detected in humans around the planet, according to research carried out by scientists from the Medical University of Vienna and the Austrian Environment Agency. All participants in the study had consumed plastic wrapped foods or drunk from plastic bottles.
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Bluewater shortlisted as finalist in the UK's prestigious 'edie’s Sustainability Leaders Awards 2019'
Bluewater has been shortlisted as finalist in the UK's prestigious 'edie’s Sustainability Leaders Awards 2019' with individual winners of the 20 award categories to be revealed at a glittering, black-tie ceremony in London on 6 February, 2019.
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Colorectal cancer risk increased by nitrates in drinking water, Danish scientists report
Bluewater describes new study from Denmark’s Aarhus University showing nitrate in drinking water can bring an increased risk of colon and rectal cancer even at levels below current drinking water standards as alarming.
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Stay focused: Why you need to keep up your swim training all winter long
Swedish swim champ Adam Paulsson explains why the swimmers among us need to shrug off the wintertime blues and keep focused on maintaining a high level of training.
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It’s starting! The Ocean Cleanup begins removing plastic waste from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
A 600-meter long pipe has started collecting the plastic waste that makes up the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a huge floating pile of trash twice the size of Texas in the Pacific Ocean midway between San Francisco and Hawaii. It's a herculean task applauded by Bluewater which is on its own mission to rid the planet of single-use plastic bottles.
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Bluewater serves up pure clean water for Swedish women entrepreneurs at two-day conference
Drinking water is a great way to fight fatigue and stay alert. So Bluewater was a natural choice to step in as official water supplier at a major two-day conference in Uppsala, Sweden, for over 100 Swedish women entrepreneurs and health and business advocacy experts.
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Drinking clean water, or is it?
Global offshore sailing hero and record-breaking yachtswoman Dee Caffari asks how safe is our drinking water in the first of a series of blog posts as a Bluewater global brand ambassador. She says we all need to ask more questions about tap water quality as more and more pollutants are shown to be ending up in our water system.
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Bluewater Sponsors China’s First Offshore Sailing Tournament
Inaugural China Open Sailing (COS) tournament launches with six teams competing using single keel 43-foot boats over a series of legs that take in regional sailing centers Dalian, Shanghai, Quanzhou and Shenzhen.
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Unique Bluewater hydration station serves free water to Shanghai’s bustling Metro users
Global water purification technologies leader Bluewater opens its first permanent public hydration station in Shanghai, China; located outside a busy Metro station and serving free chilled, warm or hot water to anyone using a reusable water bottle.
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