Water

1 out of 5 people in the world have no access to safe potable water 5,000 children die every day as a result of poor access to water One third of the world’s population lack adequate sanitation. Unsafe drinking water is a number one fatality cause in the world The consequences of the accumulation of these deficiencies — lack of clean water for drinking, hygiene and sanitation, even the lack of clean water for agricultural use— are devastating. Worldwide, millions are sickened by diarrheal disease and weakened by parasites, and 15,000 die every day. But it doesn’t stop there. When children are sick, they can’t go to school. Often a mother or sibling must stay with a sick child — and they in turn are unable to work or go to school. Recurring waterborne diseases lock families, communities, and nations into a cycle of endless poverty and lack of opportunity. Today, simple inexpensive technology exists to provide clean water in homes and schools. Combine that technology with instruction in basic hygiene and sanitation, and illnesses from waterborne disease and parasites can be actually eliminated. The health of a community can improve dramatically — practically overnight.

The first step in establishing a pure water system is to remove contaminants from a water source, so that people can drink it.

Bluearth has a wide range of providers of different solutions from mobile water purification devices designated for small villages, systems which provide drinking water in areas affected by natural disasters like earthquakes and floods, up to large national/municipal needs with solid, state of the art systems.

All the systems offered by Jethro give "custom made" solutions considering the exact needs (both technically and economically) of the customer in order to obtain the most efficient outcome. Those systems may use any source of water and can process it into potable water.

The water source may be as diverse as a river, a lake, a channel, a reservoir, ground or even sea water. The water from any source can be transformed into healthy potable water.

Bluearth thoroughly considers regulations and standards, the existing infrastructure, the social factors and of course, the needs of each region in order to provide clear water 24 hours a day.