On World Water Day, the focus on Glacier Preservation is a reminder of the deep interconnection between global warming and global water security. Glaciers are more than frozen freshwater reserves. They are also time capsules, preserving ancient microorganisms that now could be released due to accelerated melting. This reintroduction poses new microbial threats to public health and ecosystems, in addition to the already visible water scarcity impacts. Rising temperatures, shifting precipitation patterns, and extreme weather events are all disrupting water systems—intensifying contamination risks from both ancient and modern pathogens. At BLUEPHAGE, we are working to address these emerging challenges by providing rapid bacteriophage detection tools. Our solutions offer early and accurate monitoring of viral and faecal contamination—essential for protecting drinking water, agriculture, and ecosystems in this changing climate. 🎥 In this video, Dr. Anicet Blanch explores the potential growing microbial threats linked to glacier melt and the importance of innovative monitoring to strengthen water safety. World Water Day is not just about awareness—it's a call to action. The path forward requires sustainable solutions and a stronger commitment to water security. Read more in this article: https://lnkd.in/dRxiEaSp #WWD2025 #WorldWaterDay United Nations Water
