Pure H2O to implement Indian water distribution network

Pure H2O Inc., a provider of novel water and wastewater treatment systems, is pleased to announce they are experiencing a large number of inquiries from potential independent distributors in India. Due to the continued high volume of inquiries, Pure H2O has opened negotiations with a view to implementing their technology in India. India has been a victim of unhealthy water for decades. Much of India's poor water quality has been documented on numerous occasions, such as the following...

June 8, 2007

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RENO, NV, June 8, 2007 -- Pure H2O Inc. (PINKSHEETS: PURH), a provider of novel water and wastewater treatment systems, is pleased to announce they are experiencing a large number of inquiries from potential independent distributors in India. Due to the continued high volume of inquiries, Pure H2O has opened negotiations with a view to implementing their technology in India.

India has been a victim of unhealthy water for decades. Much of India's poor water quality has been documented on numerous occasions, such as the following, which is an excerpt from The Hindu, India's national newspaper: "A world water development report of the United Nations has categorized India among the worst countries for poor quality of water, as well as their ability and commitment to improve the situation. The Asian rivers are the most polluted in the world, with three times as many bacteria from human waste as the global average. These rivers also have 20 times more lead than those of the industrialized countries, says the report."

Unfortunately, this sentiment has been continued in the United Nations World Water Development Report 2, which highlights that: "Although significant and steady progress is being made," and that "at the global scale there is plenty of freshwater, the WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme estimates indicate that 1.1 billion people still do not have access to an adequate supply of drinking water and some 2.6 billion do not have access to basic sanitation. These people are among the worlds poorest. Over half of them live in China or India."

Harvey Panesar, Company Secretary of Pure H2O, concluded by saying, "It is personally uplifting to think that our Company could improve the lives of so many people simply by providing clean water, a commodity that most of us in North America take completely for granted."

Pure H2O Inc. (PINKSHEETS: PURH) is a US corporation which provides end-to-end consultation, design, implementation, and sales of technical solutions for clients with problem water. Pure H2O provides a full-service program that includes comprehensive application development, integrated storage and dosing equipment, chemical inventory supply and management as well as ongoing field and technical operations support. The Companies objective is to provide every client with cost effective and value added full-service solutions to meet their water quality control needs.

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Also see:
-- "Water recycling initiative targets multi billion dollar US water purification industry"

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