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Follow the flow

Water is the element that remembers and the vital link that imparts knowledge and communication. A drop of water is the DNA that contains the entire ocean of all memory including past, present, and future. As long as water continues to flow, so will life.

Reduces the plastic waste stream and landfill costs

Public access to clean, safe, free water

Outdoor and indoor bottle filling stations

Provides the user with a positive experience

An information platform on global water issues

Integrates a fragmented global water ecosystem

For anyone who is on the go

Allows scalability and feedback to drive development

Connection to a global movement

A health service by offering public hydration

Easy to locate in crowded settings

An innovative means for sponsorship

Reuse of bottles made from safe materials

Reduces the plastic waste stream and landfill costs

A people-centric system

Supports the local water infrastructure

Public access to an eco-friendly solution

A place to meet, interact, and dialogue

A symbol for water that is easy to use

Convenient to use during daily commutes

A city-wide effort to use resources wisely

Water flows into the bottle, not down the drain

A sustainable way to minimize the carbon footprint

An integrated system of products



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July 6

GLOBALTAP featured on Danish Broadcasting Station

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Each year, Americans spend 50 billion dollars on plastic bottled water. This is equivalent to $1,500 worth of plastic bottles per second.

In 2014 the San Francisco the first city in the world to ban bottled water. Instead of focussing on recycling these water bottles, they are looking to be completely waste-free by 2018. 

Click here to watch this video in it’s entirety.

April 19
January 15

GLOBALTAP Station at the Yerba Buena Park, CA

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These ladies visit our tap station in Yerba Buena Park in California every week, to fill up their reusable bottles.

GLOBALTAP thanks Dan Verakis for sharing this amazing picture. Public drinking water accessibility is more than a convenience, it is a necessity.

Please share with us, when you see our GLOBALTAP stations next time. Let us know how you like them or if you would like, one of our water fountains in your neighborhood or in your community.

Contact us here.

January 11
December 10
December 5

GLOBALTAP in Toronto: Clean Water Foundation

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TorontoOnTap is a program designed to increase water bottle filling stations in high traffic areas in Toronto by Clean Water Foundation. We are happy that they have chosen GLOBALTAP for this great task. This program is also working with private and public organizations in Toronto to provide water bottle filling stations throughout the city to deliver easy access to tap water at any time to the locals.

Want to know more about the program? Click here.

 

December 1

Water Fasting, Best Detox Cleanse: What do you think?

Tyler Tolman, explains from this video how you can benefit from water fasting. Means no food but water. He claims that there are many water fasting benefits including how the brain can grow and can make you more intelligent when you fast. By fasting you give your body a chance to breath and clean with the help of water. Let us know what you think?

 

 

November 22

The Concert Industry Is Slowly Moving Away From Plastic Bottles

Plastic and music industry seems unrelated but the enormous amount of plastic wastes in concerts are inevitable, especially due to the popularity of the simple single-use containers for beer, water and soda. But according to Dianna Cohen, an environmental activist/artist there’s hope. She is also a co-founder of the Plastic Pollution Coalition, a global alliance of individuals, organizations and businesses working together to stop plastic pollution.

Cohen’s project Plastic Free Touring sprouted out from her broader Plastic Free Living initiative. The project encourage touring performers to reduce their plastic footprint on the road and how to do so. The Coalition has worked with artists such as Jackson Browne, Ben Harper and Crosby, Stills and Nash as well as Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival to provide fans and artists with reusable, stainless-steel containers to use instead of disposable cups. She hopes to spread this project in all the major music festivals to promote reusable containers and to advocate to break the addiction of bottle water in recent years.

Read more of this article here.

 

November 20

Shocking Results: When a Woman Drinks Gallon Of Water Every Day For Four Weeks

Sarah Smith, a 42 year old mother in the UK decided to document and photograph of herself to experiment what happens if she drank 3 liters of water everyday for an entire month. She wanted to see if water is the solution for her poor indigestion and regular headaches.

Here’s the result. End of week one, she improved bowl function, no more breakouts and headaches and she also improved her issues with joint stiffness. End of week two, she noticed a slight improvement in her skin, visibly flatter stomach, no more cellulite and another week without headache. End of week three, her dark circles and eye wrinkles had disappeared and her skin has become plumper.

She also noticed a behavioral change. She had started to intake less food and felt hunger less frequently. In the end of the final week, she noticed all the dark shadows around her eyes have disappeared as well as the blotches. No more regular headaches. She felt leaner, fitter and healthier just by changing the intake amount of water.

Read more about the Sarah Smith Story here. And drink more water for a healthier life style.

 

November 6

Could Berkeley’s soda tax be a model for tackling obesity across America?

We all know what happened in the election few days ago. Berkeley city in California definitely made history in this election to be the first city in the nation to impose a tax on sugary drinks.

 

Berkely Vs. Big Soda advocacy group worked hard and lobbied for this victory as a part of their Healthy Child Initiative campaign. There will be a $0.01 per ounce tax on all beverages sweetened with sugar ( except alcohol, dairy products and drinks for medical purposes). The revenue of this tax will support the city’s health and health education programs.

This indeed shows how America is ready to fight for a healthier society and let’s hope there will be many cities and states that will follow Berkeley’s lead to a healthier America.

Read more here