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Providing pure drinking water is a major problem in many countries. LANXESS makes innovative products that help solving this problem. Lewatit® and Bayoxide® for instance get rid of substances that are polluting the water and thus make it pure and edible. On top of that, seals for water pipes made from LANXESS rubber make sure that not a single drop of the valuable resource is wasted on its way to the consumer. Thus 2010 will be the first global Water Year for LANXESS.
2010-08-03 Committed to saving the world’s most vital resource
Throughout 2010, specialty chemicals company LANXESS is placing a special focus on water as a vital resource. As part of its “Water Year” project, the company is supporting the “Wassermusik 2010” festival at the House of World Cultures (HKW) in Berlin.
The United Nations has recognized the right to clean water as a human right. On July 28, 2010, the UN General Assembly adopted a corresponding resolution by 122 votes to nil. 41 countries abstained.
2010-03-22 A highlight of the LANXESS Water Year 2010
A growing world population, environmental pollution, climate change and wells that are drying up will make water as valuable as oil in the next few decades.
2010-03-23 Water Think Tank: Students develop water strategies
LANXESS is launching a three-day workshop today on the occasion of World Water Day. This event is also the prelude to a series of further “Think Tanks” initiated by LANXESS in various regions around the world.
2010-03-22 LANXESS Partners with the Taronga Conservation Society Australia as a Champion Sponsor of the Small-clawed Otters at Taronga Zoo
LANXESS Pty Ltd, the Australian subsidiary of German Specialty Chemicals Group LANXESS has partnered with the Taronga Conservation Society Australia as a Champion Sponsor of the Small-clawed Otters. The sponsorship by LANXESS Pty Ltd will initially be for two years.
