Why is it so critical that we all do everything in our power to avoid getting dehydrated? Simple, we need to remain fully hydrated at all times because not doing so will negatively affect ou… Read More

Only a multi-faceted engagement with water by NGOs, companies, academia and governments can effectively manage businesses and communities according to a recent survey poll on Water. The surv… Read More

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The project that garnered first prize in this year’s Stockholm Junior Water Prize, which was presented by H.R.H. Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden at a ceremony yesterday during World… Read More

Thousands of refugees in the crowded Nyarugusu camp in western Tanzania are dealing with frequent outbreaks of waterborne diseases due to poor sanitation. Those with weak immune systems and… Read More

According to the European Commission’s Environmental Implementation Review (EIR), tackling water quality is one of the three main challenges facing the UK. The report on the UK is one… Read More

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the Water Research Foundation (WRF) has recently funded a major research project focused on the implementation of risk management practice in international water utilities, which will be und… Read More

When it comes to rum, you can’t let the Western Hemisphere have all the fun. Shoring up that gap is Don Papa, a dark rum from the Philippines that is just making landfall in the United… Read More

A boil water warning was sent out to the residents of Lewis recently after bacteria was discovered in a sample taken from a reservoir on Lewis during routine testing. Residents were warned t… Read More

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Cathryn Ross, chief executive of Britain’s water regulator, Ofwat, will be leaving at the end of 2017 to take up a senior position in the private sector that is totally unconnected to… Read More

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A data-heavy look at Courvoisier, one of the world's most prolific cognac brands. The post Courvoisier Cognac, by the Numbers appeared first on Bevvy Read More

Devastating floods & droughts are increasing year on year, and by all accounts they are only going to get worse as a result of climate change and other factors such as the way that we hu… Read More

Wessex Water has begun a trial of a new, innovative membrane technology in its treatment of wastewater – this first of its kind technology was inspired by the human body. While most wa… Read More

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Water companies and customers around the world continue to be burdened by high levels of water losses in distribution systems. While water losses vary from low to unsustainably high in vario… Read More

While the Canadian government has claimed to have solved 26 long term drinking water advisories on 22 First Nations, the reality it seems is not so. While 14 communities agree with that asse… Read More

The Amazon should be a lush tropical region with numerous plant and animal species all flourishing, shouldn’t it? Well, it used to be but actually the Amazon has recently experienced i… Read More

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Wastewater maintenance contractors are abstracting mains water required for sewer and drainage system cleaning tasks tens of thousands of times per day across the whole of the UK, and some o… Read More

To say that Bar High Five comes highly recommended is a whopper of an understatement. The Tokyo cocktail den has become a permanent fixture on international best-of lists, and achieved house… Read More

As a general rule, most everything the Italians make is pretty. This maxim also applies to vodka. Purus Vodka, which hails from the peninsula’s Piedmont region, comes in a bottle with… Read More

If you are in London and in the market for a bottled water cooler, look no further than the stylish, great- looking Executive Bottled Water Cooler. Living-Water’s Executive Bottled Wat… Read More

While sky-blue vans make daily deliveries of huge plastic water-cooler jars to offices, embassies and ornate private homes in the affluent areas of Kabul, most of the 5 million inhabitants o… Read More

Five tried and tested bourbons to get you started with America's native spirit. The post Bourbon for Beginners: 5 Introductory Bourbons to Try Now appeared first on Bevvy Read More

The Institute of Water Annual Conference 2017, a key event in the calendars of the water and utility sectors, took place at Chetham’s School of Music in Manchester on 14-15 June, and w… Read More

Here’s some exciting news. The Nikka Whisky Distilling Company, known for producing some delightful Japanese whiskies, will soon be introducing a gin and vodka. Dubbed Nikka Coffey Gin… Read More

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) call for ending open defecation and achieving universal and equitable access to basic services by 2030 in an attempt to decrease global inequalities… Read More

In this time of global water shortages as a result of rapid urban population growth, industrialisation and uncertainties caused by climate change, conflicts and natural disasters, it is up t… Read More

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Normally when one hears the words “hack” or “hackathon” we rush to ensure that our computers are all set with the most up-to-date anti-virus and fear the worst in thi… Read More

The prolonged heatwave that has ravaged southern Europe is taking its toll on the more than one million residents of Rome, which means that residents could be facing water rationing for up t… Read More

A substantial change in the way that we relate with water needs to be made if we want to meet prevailing challenges, especially those that climate change precipitates. Mere technical improve… Read More

The water sector is generating more and more data from information centres, customer information, AI systems and assets, presenting it with growing challenges surrounding cyber security. Whi… Read More

According to researchers, Asian glaciers are set to shrink by at least 30% by 2100 due to climate change. This will threaten millions of individuals millions who depend on the meltwaters for… Read More

Meet the hardworking advocates who are pushing rum's reputation forward. The post The Global Grass Roots Efforts to Rehabilitate Rum’s Reputation appeared first on Bevvy Read More

Drake—yes, that Drake—has made a whiskey. It’s called Virginia Black, and it comes in a bottle that vaguely resembles a vessel for holding perfume. The spirit was made… Read More

According to Ayurveda beliefs, one should not stand and drink water because when you stand your nerves are in a state of tension. It is important that we continually drink water in order to… Read More

Here’s some exciting news. The Nikka Whisky Distilling Company, known for producing some delightful Japanese whiskies, will soon be introducing a gin and vodka. Dubbed Nikka Coffey Gin… Read More

This cocktail combines two of our favorite things: bourbon and gin. The post Featured Bevvy: Silver Bourbon Cider appeared first on Bevvy Read More

According to the Joint Monitoring Programme (JMP) report, Progress on drinking water, sanitation and hygiene: 2017 update and Sustainable Development Goal baselines, around 2.1 billion indiv… Read More

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Bourbon is an easy way to spruce up your coffee. Hey, we don't make the rules, we just eagerly abide by them. The post Featured Bevvy: Kentucky Coffee appeared first on Bevvy Read More

This champagne-spiked Rum and Cola is a fresh take on the original. The post Featured Bevvy: Not-Your-Average Rum and Cola appeared first on Bevvy Read More

While drinking water is essential for health, and water coolers are designed specifically to store water, that’s not the only reason to get one! In fact, there are several ways to use… Read More

August 25 is National Whiskey Sour Day, and that's cause for celebration. The post Featured Bevvy: A Whiskey Sour for National Whiskey Sour Day appeared first on Bevvy Read More

Water in its purest form is a tasteless, odourless and virtually colourless fluid. Water is also a molecule made up of one oxygen atom and two hydrogen atoms that are bonded by shared electr… Read More

Livestock farms in the UK are causing serious pollution incidents on a weekly basis, leading to damage to farm livestock, wildlife, fish, and air and water pollution. According to the Enviro… Read More

Population growth, urban development, farm production, and climate change is increasing competition for fresh water across the globe. Water shortages are becoming so acute that virtually eve… Read More

Providing clean drinking water for all must include local communities; by this we mean that local communities should be consulted as to their needs, the best method of supplying them with cl… Read More

Although the title of this article is “Nestlé’s Groundwater Extraction Shame,” the truth is that Nestle has no shame. Despite being frequently drought-shamed, the co… Read More

Thames Water, the UK’s largest water utility, has not been having such a good time of it so far this year; in March the utility was fined £20.3 million by the Environment Agency… Read More

This refreshing mix of bourbon, lemon, and mint is the perfect transition from summer to fall. The post Featured Bevvy: Whiskey Smash appeared first on Bevvy Read More

Legal limits for contaminants covered by the Safe Drinking Water Act are supposed to protect us from dangerous contaminants in our drinking water, but are they enough? When it comes to your… Read More

Over the years whisky has been consumed in many different ways. Some of the serves are based on tradition and science, and are meant to bring out the full potential of any good whisky. Order… Read More

There are currently less than a handful of operational desalination plants in India, but a crippling water scarcity is forcing authorities to rethink how water supplies can be bolstered. Whi… Read More

Irish Water and Kilkenny County Council have officially opened the new wastewater treatment plant in Castlecomer. The new plant was completed as part of a €6 million investment by the u… Read More

Spiced rums get a bad rap, but these bottles will keep you reaching for more. The post The Best Spiced Rums to Try Now appeared first on Bevvy Read More

The U.S. Department of State granted a presidential permit allowing the construction of a nearly four-mile potable water pipeline that begins at the U.S.-Mexico border to the Otay Water Dist… Read More

Global water conflicts are not something out of science fiction, and they are not something to fear in the far distant future; they have been happening for a while and will continue to happe… Read More

10 simple cocktails for labor-less Labor Day drinking. The post 10 Easy Labor Day Cocktail Recipes appeared first on Bevvy Read More

Virtually every educated person knows by now that there is a global fresh water crisis, and that if we do not do something about it toot-sweet we will be in dire straits within a mere two de… Read More

Capetonians are still struggling with the effects of the longest, worst drought ever, and with the dams down to less than 20%, of which the last 10% cannot be utilised, fears are growing tha… Read More

Japan has no shortage of natural wonders. But for cocktail enthusiasts, one stands out in particular: the baseball-sized, hand-carved ice spheres that chill libations in every bar from Sappo… Read More

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley focus on harnessing inorganic semiconductors that can capture sunlight to organisms such as bacteria, and have actually taught bacteria… Read More

Let’s face it, children love those sweet, sugar-laden carbonated drinks, and they will drink as many as their little tummies can hold, especially in the warm summer months, but they ar… Read More

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Get acquainted with Diplomático Planas and Mantuano rums. The post Meet Diplomático’s New Rums: Mantuano and Planas appeared first on Bevvy Read More

In excess of 16 million people have been affected by monsoon floods in Bangladesh, India and Nepal. According to authorities, flood levels in Bangladesh have already reached record highs, wi… Read More

The Pina Colada dates back to 1954, where it was first created at the Caribe Hilton. Well, probably. The post The History of the Piña Colada appeared first on Bevvy Read More

One day in the future every home could have an appliance that is capable of pulling all the household’s water needs out of thin air, even in arid or desert climates, using only the pow… Read More

When discussing a bottle of booze like Courvoisier’s L’Essence, one must, almost out of necessity, begin with matters like its scarcity and its cost. So let’s just get that… Read More

According to the latest World Health Organisation (WHO) report, approximately 30% of people worldwide, some 2.1 billion individuals, still lack access to safe, readily available drinking wat… Read More

The city of Minneapolis, which uses smoke testing to determine connections between the city’s sanitary and stormwater sewer systems in annual tests, is set to use drones to look for pr… Read More

Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Rye is the final culmination of a product cycle that included an unaged rye, a rested rye, and a single barrel offering. Now, Jack is ready to debut the finishe… Read More

Wine Zorro Tempranillo BanderasL'attore spagnolo di fama mondiale Antonio Banderas è stato ospite della quindicesima edizione di Ischia Global, poco prima della scossa di te… Read More

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A project by the not-for-profit water company, Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, will see a £200,000 investment is set to get underway in parts of Llangennech to boost drinking water quality… Read More

Sip cocktails for a great cause at the Ultimate Cocktail Experience. The post Ultimate Cocktail Experience Shakes Up Drinks for a Good Cause appeared first on Bevvy Read More

The Bitter Truth, the lauded German producer of cocktail bitters, has finally freed the olive. Previously, their olive bitters were only available in a 20mL size as part of the The Bitter Tr… Read More

Water is an essential component that affects the livelihoods of billions of individuals across the world. Humans cannot live without water because our bodies need water to function, and wate… Read More

There is a global fresh water crisis and it is only getting worse. Life as we know it on Planet Earth cannot survive without water; humans need water for health and in order for their bodies… Read More

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When it comes to whiskey, America’s least inhabited state punches far above its population density. The latest evidence of this is Wyoming Whiskey Double Cask, a limited edition bourbo… Read More

100 Water Cups To Fit Your Watercooler – Living-Water Ltd Water Cooler Accessories London. The post 100 Water Cups To Fit Your Watercooler appeared first on Living-Water Read More

Modern office water coolers are great, sturdy little gadgets that can be customised to suit any business and are a necessity in today’s business world. Office water coolers have become… Read More

A primer on barrel aging from a California craft distiller. The post How Barrel Aging Affects Whiskey and Other Spirits appeared first on Bevvy Read More

Breweries historically use a lot of fresh water, and this has been a concern for many across the globe, but some of the breweries are coming to the party with innovative water-saving ideas… Read More

Ecolab Inc., a global leader in water, hygiene and energy technologies and services, helped customers save 161 billion gallons of water across the globe last year. This equates to the annual… Read More

We have all seen the dew on flowers, leaves, grass and various other sloping surfaces in the early morning hours, but how many of you have evert thought of these dewdrops as a source of drin… Read More

Yorkshire Water recently confirmed that owners Kelda Group are planning to sell off its business retail arm, and thereby exit the retail business market. According to media reports, a spokes… Read More

As Spain once again finds itself in the grip of drought there are fears that the Tagus, the longest river in the Iberian Peninsula, may actually dry up completely. The Tagus, known in Spanis… Read More

Jack Daniel's Tennessee Rye Whiskey is the brand's first new grain bill since Prohibition. The post Meet Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Rye Whiskey appeared first on Bevvy Read More

Hurricane Harvey has created chaos in Texas and resulted in the shutting down of at least 45 water systems, leaving thousands in southeast Texas without safe drinking water and boil water no… Read More

According to a study, 1 in 10 people in the world do not have access to clean water. As per the same report, every 90 seconds, a child dies from a water-borne disease. $260 billion dollars a… Read More

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