Sophie Edmonds

CEO Sophie Edmonds spoke at the inaugural dinner in London at the UK House of Lords. ONE. Congo is focused on cleaning the Great Congo River, the Atlantic Ocean and interconnected ecosystems.

WET Global's product, Pure Ionic Water™ proudly supported the Water Smart Foundation in it's initiative to remove single use plastic drinking bottles from the 2nd edition of the prestigious Monaco Streaming Film Festival. MSFF is a hybrid film festival experience, celebrating global film and streaming…

Not only has the UK government supported WET through grants such as the UK Innovate Grant to Pure Ionic Water™, but it has also been the water of choice for the Prime Minister and his guests at the official country residence at Chequers. Set in…

Pure Ionic Water is a hydrogen rich alkaline water that was initially developed for the sports elite and has won the prestigious UK Innovate grant. But did you know that it is also highly rich in magnesium, one of the most important minerals for the…

Water Smart Foundation is helping to raise funds to build a nursery school in rural Kenya 🇰🇪 JUMP is an event for kids, supporting kids. Read more about Kenyan Kids fantastic work and buy tickets for the event here  

The plastic crises and climate changed are intrinsically linked. The history of the fossil fuel industry is that of plastic production, and in many ways, plastic being such an excellent material - cheap, light, strong, non permeable has fuelled our culture and expectation around consumable…

WET global supports the reduction of plastics in Monaco using patented technology. The world Plastics Summit is increasing the dialogue and agenda for the reduction of plastic in the Principality using the most innovative tech. Read more about the world Plastics Summit  - https://worldplasticssummit.org/

Another month another warning about water quality in the UK. Don’t get us wrong the UK system is robust and trying hard to deliver some of the best out there, but, they can do with some upgrades. Water is the next frontier as it’s so…

Plastic is so integrated into our daily lives that we barely notice it, but when we start to think about it and to examine it closely, the prevalence and pervasive nature of it is alarmingly apparent. More than half of all plastic ever created was…