Our oceans are being choked by plastics of every kind, which are slowly poisoning all living things in marine habitats. Bluewater opposes the use of single-use plastic bottles and asks governments and city authorities worldwide to introduce deposit return schemes for plastic bottles and encourage comprehensive plastic waste collection systems.
Marking World Water Day, 2017 Bluewater warns of growing threats posed to ocean health by single use water bottles and urges governments and city authorities around the world to consider banning or taxing single-use water bottles.
Bluewater is marking International Women's Day today because we believe that in 2017 it is not just that women and girls spend over 200 million hours (that's 8.3 million days, or over 22,800 years, according to UNICEF), every day collecting water - which is a colossal waste of their valuable time.
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.
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.
Sweden’s marathon Vasaloppet cross country ski race stretches 90 kilometers, taking the athletes through the hilly terrain between the towns of Sälen and Mora, andviewed as the toughest long distance skiing event in the world. To successfully finish, skiers rely on their physical and mental willpower – and strategic glugging of energy-rich blueberry soup powered by Bluewater's purified water .
Nu kan vattnet i Eldris användas som det var tänkt och blåbärssoppan tillredas direkt på plats även på Vasaloppets sista kontroll. Detta tack vare ett nytt samarbete mellan Vasaloppet och den svenska tillverkaren av vattenrenare, Bluewater.
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.
Over 360 global leaders from government, industry, multilateral organisations, the scientific community and civil society are gathered on Bali, Indonesia, for the Economist's World Ocean Conference, a constructive and solution-focused approach to find how to finance a sustainable ocean economy.
One year on from donating two of its high-performance Bluewater Pro water purifiers to crisis-hit Flint, Michigan, Bluewater says both units are still churning out hundreds of gallons every day of clean tap water for drinking and cooking at two community care centers.
Bluewater displays range of hi-tech, attractively designed under-the-sink water purifiers at 2017 Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS), innovated to put homeowners and businesses in charge of their own tap water quality by removing health-threatening contaminants.
Sweden’s 2017 America’s Cup challenger ‘Artemis Racing’ to use Bluewater water purifiers to help keep their athletes fully hydrated and in peak physical trim as well as ensure the team base camp stays environmental friendly.
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.
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.
Water purifying company Bluewater, which innovates premium residential water purifiers sold in the U.S, European, Chinese and Asian markets, has published a white paper that examines emerging contaminants coming from domestic, commercial and industrial chemicals increasingly being found in tap water.
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.
Sweden's Bluewater, which manufacturers and commercializes innovative second-generation water purifiers, successfully debuted its full range of water purifiers at the PWQA trade show in Los Angeles, California, where the education theme developed around "Doing it right" when it comes to improving water and doing better business.
Bluewater provides some hints for loving parent who want to ensure the tap water mom or baby are using to bathe or shower in is as clean as nature intended.
As the world marks World Obesity Day on Tuesday, a new study by the World Obesity Federation says that up to 268 million children aged 5 - 17 may be overweight by 2025, with as many as 98 million falling into the obese category. But drinking water could help them battle putting on the pounds and kilos, according to another recent study.
Professor Joan B. Rose wins the 2016 Stockholm Water Prize for her tireless contributions to global public health.
