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Commission identifies increasing permanent water shortages in member states
Certain countries have begun to experience permanent water shortages across their territories, found a report on the progress of member states in addressing water scarcity and droughts published by the European Commission on 18 May.
Countries with the most severe water shortages include member states in the South, although the Commission expects the problem to spread to South-Eastern and Central Europe. Indeed, the Czech Republic has already reported areas where water is frequently scarce while France and Belgium have reported over-exploited aquifers.
The report ...
Countries with the most severe water shortages include member states in the South, although the Commission expects the problem to spread to South-Eastern and Central Europe. Indeed, the Czech Republic has already reported areas where water is frequently scarce while France and Belgium have reported over-exploited aquifers.
The report ...
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