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As more and more pollutants end up in our water system, it is becoming increasingly difficult to remove certain substances, says global offshore sailor Dee Caffari (Photo credit Jeremy Lecaudey)

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.

A Bluewater hydration station in Chicago, outside the downtown Chicago McCormick  Bridgehouse and Chicago River Museum, turns tap water into pristine drinking water.

Enough is Enough!

The planetary boundaries have been reached. Around 580 billion plastic bottles are produced every year, many ending up in our oceans. It's predicted by 2050 there will be more plastic in our oceans than fish. It’s time to act, to use our human ingenuity to tackle the problems of plastic waste and access to clean water. And that's why Bluewater has started a drinking water movement.