The Great Culling our WATER, explores the designed plan of "Maintaining humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature." This is the first commandment of the Georgia Guidestones and one can't help but ask, Is the Great Culling being carried out now? The Great Culling educates on the major health risks associated with these toxic substances and more importantly the best ways to avoid them and effectively remove them from your system.
After the shocking wake-up call of the documentary Blue Planet, more and more people are waking up to the unsustainable way humans are living. In fact, 97% of climate scientists agree we are facing a global warming emergency. But there’s hope for our planet. If we all do our part to make ourselves a little bit greener, then we can drastically reduce the issues our planet is facing. In this post, you’ll discover some easy swaps to eco-friendly products you can make today to do your part. READ ...[READ MORE]
Are you concerned about lead in your drinking water? Multipure provides NSF certified water filter systems that help remove lead from your water. What Is Lead? Lead is a metallic element that can make its way into groundwater when that water is contaminated by metallurgical or industrial waste. Lead can also make its way into drinking water when the lead solder that connects copper pipes in your plumbing system corrodes. How Does Multipure Protect You From Lead? Activated carbon ...[READ MORE]
Norwegian Cruise Line will eliminate single-use plastic bottles from its fleet. Norwegian Cruise Line is the latest business to get on board with reducing its environmental impact. The company announced a plan on Wednesday to eliminate single-use plastic bottles on its ships by January 1, 2020. Norwegian said it will replace more than 6 million single-use plastic bottles per year, starting with the Norwegian Encore, the cruise line's newest ship, which launches in November. "While we ...[READ MORE]
Nestlé Waters North America has requested a permit allowing it to pump up to 1.152 million gallons of water a day from the springs for bottling. Nestlé pays nothing for the water. A request by the Nestlé food company for a new permit to withdraw water from Ginnie Springs in Gilchrist County has led to a raft of questions from the Suwannee River Water Management District and opposition from environmentalists. Nestlé Waters North America has requested a ...[READ MORE]
Today, being a Sunday, I was being lazy and trying to find something good to watch on one of my many movie channels. While searching, I found a movie called "My name is water". It truly touched my heart and brought tears to my eyes and I am inspired to share it here with you all. Please take the time to watch it. At the end of the film you can learn how you can help. A directionless college student has his blasé lifestyle challenged by his Holocaust surviving Grandfather. Jaded and ...[READ MORE]
Bottled water is sold all over the world. Available in grocery and convenience stores, restaurants, recreation centers, schools, gas stations, and almost everywhere… bottled water is a staple stock item. But is bottled water safe? In recent years there has been a lot of controversy about water. Some say the water in the bottles, even in fancy labeled brands claiming to come from far away mountain springs, is actually from city tap water. Others say that city tap water is ...[READ MORE]
Multipure is offering a FREE Water Emergency Treatment (WET) System for just the cost of shipping to customers who purchase a Multipure Drinking Water System or Drinking Water System Starter Kit at regular price from July 1, 2019 through September 30, 2019 Use Promo code: SA912PROMO (will be mailed with order)Free WET System plus $13.00 S/H fee (enter above promo code at the checkout screen) Make sure you ensure the safety of your water with Multipure's Summer Safety promotion. Our ...[READ MORE]
If you're concerned about contaminants in the tap water you drink every day, you're not alone. We all deserve to know what we'll be putting in our bodies when we turn on the tap. This is one of the reasons why EWG created its Tap Water Database in the first place. But if you want safer water for yourself and your family, bottled water isn't the solution - not for your pocketbook, not for your health and certainly not for our planet. Your best option for cleaner, healthier drinking water on ...[READ MORE]
SOUTH PATRICK SHORES — The nation's top environmental cops arrived on the Space Coast this week with X-ray soil sensors in hand to dig for signs of any chemicals or metals left behind by the Air Force or Army over the last seven decades. "There was a huge chunk of metal down there," said Sandra Sullivan, referring to a hole in her back yard where U.S. Environmental Protection Agency workers had been digging. She lent them her shovel, as well as her knowledge of what she's already dug up ...[READ MORE]