New study reveals how drinking the right amount of water may help combat heart failure
Drinking the right amount of water regularly as you age may help you maintain a healthy heart...
Topics: Studies and reports
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Final Meltdown: Bluewater says planet put on red alert by landmark climate report
"Unless there are immediate, rapid and large-scale reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, limiting warming to close to 1.5°C or even 2°C will be beyond reach, which is shocking, scary and a huge wake-up call."
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Spread of microplastics in oceans spotlighted by NASA
"Microplastic pollution is something that Bluewater has been warning against for a number of years now as we strive to innovate water purifier solutions to remove chemical and other contamination threats from the water we drink from our taps as well as end the need for single use plastic bottles, the majority of which end up being dumped in our oceans or landfill."
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Sounding the alarm the over global water crisis
'Superman's not Coming' is a must-read insight by American environmental activist and consumer advocate Erin Brockovich into planet-wide threats posed to our drinking water by chemical pollutants and growing freshwater scarcity.
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Americans should make proper hydration a part of their daily lives to improve health and wellbeing, says water purification company Bluewater
A 2020 study found that most Americans are just not drinking enough water because they are too busy or just forget to hydrate
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There's a massive appetite in sport to achieve more sustainability impetus, leading sports sustainability expert tells latest Planet Water! podcast
Claire Poole said the Sport Positive Summit exists to ‘unleash the potential of sport for climate action’.
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Bluewater Says 'Switch Off On Earth Hour Day'
We’re optimists at Bluewater who believe that human ingenuity can be harnessed for the good of the planet and all living things.
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Bluewater marks world water day with a warning about tap water quality
Sweden's Bluewater blames mounting poor tap water quality on factors ranging from the climate crisis to industrial and agricultural pollution, water scarcity, mounting plastic waste, and declining investment in water management infrastructure.
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Bluewater Opens First Water Purification Experience Center In Milan, Italy
“The reality is all life depends on water and that means we are what we drink,” says Bluewater spokesperson Dave Noble.
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Here, there and everywhere, the microplastics in tap water threatening health and wellbeing
Swedish water brand Bluewater spotlights human health risks from plastic pollution as new US study finds microplastics in 100 percent of water samples taken from rivers and waterways
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A large glass of water consumed before meals may help the weight go down
As the world marks World Obesity Day on March 4, Sweden’s international water company Bluewater points to copious scientific evidence suggesting that simply chugging a glass of water may help people battle the bulge.
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Forget the champagne, give your love life a boost this Valentine’s Day with a glass or two of water, suggests Bluewater
Staying properly hydrated is vital to our health, wellbeing, and our performance at just about everything, which means it should also positively enhance your love life...
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Bluewater water purifiers shown to remove health-threatening PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ from water
Studies by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicate PFAS may be in the blood of nearly all Americans. In mid-January, 2021, a study published in Environmental Sciences Europe said around 100 million Chinese in 66 cities across China were drinking tap water with unsafe levels of PFAS.
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Studie visar att Bluewaters vattenrenare kan tar bort hälsofarliga PFAS-kemikalier från kranvattnet
"På grund av osäkerheten bestämde vi oss för att oberoende testa borttagningen av PFAS hos Bluewaters vattenrenare PRO," sa Dr Fawzy. Det blev ett entydigt resultat; Bluewaters unika SuperiorOsmosis™ -teknologi hade tagit bort upp till 99,99 % av alla PFAS-kemikalier vi testade för.
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La société Bluewater, spécialiste des technologies de l'eau, lance une boutique en ligne de vente directe de bouteilles
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.
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Bluewater, operante nel settore delle tecnologie di trattamento dell'acqua, lancia il negozio on-line per vendere direttamente ai consumatori le sue borracce
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.
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World leading hormone medic spotlights dangers chemicals pose to human health in latest Planet Water! Podcast from Bluewater
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.
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Making 2021 The Year of Water And Human Wellbeing
“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.
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A grim legacy looms without action being taken on our relationship with plastic
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.
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Bluewater debuts new Planet Water podcast to share insight into water issues around the planet
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
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