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Water, water and more water should be the number one priority in our family healthy daily lifestyle. Sports drinks, soda have large amounts of sugar and kilojoules. In fact, a can of soft drink contains around 12 teaspoons of sugar. Drinking too many...

The Ministry of Public Works has advised the public to conserve as much water as possible to reduce the impact of low rainfall. “This will also ensure that the limited water can be distributed fairly across the Island and provided to those most in ne...

Residents could find themselves with empty tanks during this “drought-like” summer if a shortage in water supplies is not dealt with soon, the Bermuda Water Truckers Association has warned. Vice president of the association Russ Ford said a lack of r...

Approximately 20 HSBC staff volunteers were trained as Bermuda’s first “FreshWater Watchers” during Earth Day last week. In partnership with Earthwatch, this initiative supports the Global HSBC Water Programme, which engages almost 7,500 HSBC staff v...

The Global HSBC Water Programme has received funding to support two conservation projects in Bermuda. The programme is a five-year, $100 million partnership with Earthwatch, Water Aid and the World Wildlife Fun to provide a combination of water prov...

I remember it as if it were yesterday. It was about 30 years ago, back in my days at Berkeley, when someone walked into school with a hot new invention. They proudly paraded it around, claiming they were the first one in the entire school to have on...

Greenrock proudly has unveiled a hydration station located on Front Street at the Hamilton Ferry Terminal, which will provide the community with a free and convenient source of safe, filtered drinking water, particularly for those pedestrians on-the-...

Swimmers have been advised to avoid the Great Sound as Government investigates claims of “sea lice” in Bermuda's waters. The warning follows complaints of itchy skin and a red rash swimmers believe to have been caused by an influx of jellyfish larvae...

Artists are going to get creative with bags of garbage collected from a clean-up of Jobson’s Cove. Seven artists from the Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard will use trash found at the Warwick beach to craft works for a show at the gallery next month, T...