Kids are out of school and the weather is scorching, which means summer must be here. It’s important to know that with warm weather comes a danger to your kids: dehydration. The summer season is the absolute worst time in the year when it comes to dehydration, which can lead to serious health issues. Hydration is especially important for children because their bodies are more prone to dehydration on account of the fact that they don’t cool as efficiency as adult bodies. So, it’s key that you keep fluids flowing to make up for the fluids that your kids are going to be losing through sweat. Here’s what you need to know to keep your children safe. Build Good Water […]

Water is arguably the most valuable resource in the world. We need it to do a million things, including live. Without it, life on Earth wouldn’t be possible. So how much would you pay for a bottle of water? There’s definitely value in having water delivered to your home or office, especially crisp, pure drinking water. But for some people with extravagant taste and big wallets, you get what you pay for – and they want water that costs well above average. Here, we’ll run through some of the world’s most expensive water. By the time you get done reading you’ll never complain about water prices again! #5: VEEN Water Made in Finland, VEEN (short for a Finnish phrase that […]

Water is something most of us take for granted. It’s there whenever we need it – whether we’re cooking dinner, watering our lawn, swimming in the lake, or drinking a glass at the office. But for 2.1 billion people across the world, water isn’t something they can take for granted – or depend on. Because that’s the number of people who live every day without safe drinking water. As the World Health Organization states, safe water and sanitation “are some of the most basic requirements for human health, and all countries have a responsibility to ensure that everyone can access them.” Yet, that’s not the case today. And it could get worse in the future, as experts and researchers suggest […]

Earlier this year, it was reported that Cape Town, a large metropolis of 4 million people in South Africa, barely avoided “Day Zero” – which was the day in which the sprawling city would run out of usable water – thanks to severe drought. But now, the water crisis continues. Experts estimate that by early next year, Cape Town could completely run out of water, leaving its 4 million residents high and dry. The latest idea to help Cape Town? Lassoing an iceberg and using it to provide usable water for the beleaguered city. How an Iceberg Could Save the Day NIcholas Sloane, a salvage expert, thinks it’s possible to grab an iceberg that broke away from Antarctica and tow […]