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At WaterFilters.NET, the water filters and filtration products we offer provide one key and noticeable benefit above all else: they help to improve or maintain the taste of your drinking water. But for the younger generation, will the taste of clean water be enough? Endocrinologist Dr. Joseph Pinzone suggests that flavoring up drinking water with […]
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An estimated five to six billion pounds of BPA is produced yearly. BPA, or bisphenol A, is a chemical prominent in countless plastic products, most notably, plastic water bottles. Over the last several years, this chemical has come under frequent debate for a whole host of health, safety and environmental issues. Now, a recent study […]
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Tuesday, November 19th was the first official World Toilet Day. Those not ingrained in the water or water filters business daily may, as shared in this CNN article, may see this as a bit of a joke. But in reality, a toilet represents an incredibly basic right that most of our world still lives without. […]
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A simple headline on the UNICEF website reads, “They Need Everything.” Food, shelter – and especially clean drinking water – are in short supply. Relief organizations around the world are mobilizing as quickly and efficiently as possible, but the destruction left in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan is beyond the scope of what many have […]
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For this week’s video, we travel down to the Cayman Islands where Cayman27 clues us in on one very troubling fact: Office water coolers are not cleaned or maintained nearly as often as they should be. “I don’t think people forget to clean their water coolers. They are just not aware that it needs to […]
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In a one year time period, many Haitian women and children will walk up to 1,400 miles for clean drinking water. To bring attention to this crisis, Lighting the Dark CEO Allen Barker and his co-founder Hugh Mason embarked on an epic journey from their homes in Lake Worth, Florida, traveling 1,400 miles on foot […]
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Believe it or not, in the middle ages, drinking beer was a far safer endeavor than drinking water. The reason is rather simple: beer is sanitary. For a Colorado sixth grader Michal Bodzianowski, this simple fact was the launching pad for perhaps the coolest science experiment in years: Brewing Beer – In Space! As shared […]
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KMSP-TV In our home state of Minnesota, the Mississippi River watershsed is home to more than 1.8 million people and 500 species of wildlife. The Mississippi provides much of our drinking water, feeds nearly two hundred lakes and is home to fish that can feed our residents. When the Mississippi is hurting, it’s kind of […]
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Vine, a social app from Twitter where anyone can quickly shoot and share a six second video of themselves, can be a funny thing to master. Oftentimes these short videos resemble little more than live action versions of the Tweets you try desperately to ignore. There are notable exceptions, of course. charity: water published a […]
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Even for those of us working in the clean drinking water industry, it’s rare to get a peek into the type of facility in the video above. Shared by the Gwinnett Daily Post in Georgia, the video above takes you on a tour of the Shoal Creek Filter Plant, showing you how 75 million gallons […]
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