New Green Beer Aims to Raise Awareness for Clean Water

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A new green beer is hitting the market with a mission to raise awareness for clean water. The beer is called "Waterkeeper," and it is brewed with a special algae that helps to filter and clean water.

The beer is the brainchild of Waterkeeper Alliance, a nonprofit organization that works to protect and restore water quality in rivers, lakes, and oceans around the world. Waterkeeper Alliance is partnering with several breweries to produce Waterkeeper beer, with a portion of the proceeds from sales going to support the organization's mission.

The algae used in Waterkeeper beer is called "spirulina," and it is a type of cyanobacteria that is known for its ability to absorb pollutants and toxins from water. Spirulina is also a rich source of protein, vitamins, and minerals, and it has been used as a food source for centuries.

By using spirulina in its beer, Waterkeeper Alliance is hoping to draw attention to the issue of water pollution and the importance of clean water. The organization is also encouraging people to drink Waterkeeper beer as a way to support their work.

"We are excited to be partnering with breweries to produce Waterkeeper beer," said Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., president of Waterkeeper Alliance. "This is a great way to raise awareness for the importance of clean water and to support our work to protect and restore water quality around the world."

Waterkeeper beer is currently available in select breweries in the United States. The beer is expected to be available nationwide by the end of the year.