It has been a busy summer. That is one of the reasons that the blog has been sitting idle for the past few months. Our new website http://www.kewlearth.com/ (which is really exceptional) has also taken up a lot of my time. Now that it is up - I think I can get back to blogging.

I must admit that I am new to this kind of media. It is one of those "old dog - new trick' scenarios. But, I am willing to give it a shot if you are. My committment is one blog per week. I hope you can handle that much of me.

As Bo and I made our way around Ontario (and the USA) this summer we met literally hundreds of people. And every conversation led its way back to water (of course).

From these conversations, I believe that Kewlearth is a part of an important revolution in thinking about water. Everywhere we went - people were talking about the value of tap water, the dangers of plastic pollution, and how we need to fight for this basic right - clean, accessible tap water. These passionate words were coming from all directions -young families, senior citizens, students, men, women - everyone.

I suppose we are thinking in the same direction because - water binds us together. No matter what your language, religion, race etc. - everyone understands the language of water. Thirst. Cool. Fresh. Quenching. Everyone knows (down in their DNA) how important water is to their basic survival.

So this new revolution about preserving out water resources is based in something very old. Ancient peoples survived because they had water. We will survive, if we protect and preserve our water.

If you are out there and are interested in discussing water, our company, or just have some questions - drop us a line at info@kewlearth.ca or comment here.

Be back next week.