Perrier, which last summer excited the audience with the launch of a state-of-the-art digital mansion, where Dita von Teese was pouring the brand’s water all over her gorgeous body, kicks off another online project dubbed ‘Le Club Perrier’ on YouTube. The French water brand encourages users to join in to make the virtual party wilder and steamier (real fun starts when there are thousands of people—this party evolves with the number of views) and win a trip to NY plus an access to a fabulous ‘Le Club Perrier’ party this fall.

Given the fact an average American consumes 400 calories a day from sugared beverages, this category of drinks is putting the whole nation under threat of obesity. In realization of this danger, US Department of Agriculture (USDA) published Dietary Guidelines in 2011. One of the main points of the document is that the authority tries to persuade Americans think carefully of what they drink and replace sugared beverages with water in their daily menu.

Today Danone Waters of America unveiled the re-designed classic 1.5L evian bottle. According to the official press announcement, the new bottle is made of up to 50 % recycled-PET, remains 100 percent recyclable and is manufactured using 11% less plastic to weigh 3.4g less than the previous version (down to 28.6g per bottle). Speaking of the overall environmental effect, the new bottle will help reduce the carbon footprint of the manufacturing process by 32 percent.

Nike in collaboration with Waves for Water, the philanthropic organization supported by Hurley International (subsidiary of Nike), presented the Gamechanger Bucket—a container, which provides access to both clean water and sport. Because of the dramatic earthquake in Haiti in the beginning of last year and due to the poor clean water supply in the country (Haiti doesn’t have public water system and is classified as having the worst water ranking out of 147 countries in the world), in October the country experienced an outbreak of cholera. This kit, containing water filter and tarp & rope for catching rain, was designed to help tackle the problem and prevent new epidemic outbursts.