EEA WATER REPORT – GREENWATCH
June 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALLEVERY year it seems, the international community has a pet topic in which it is fashionable to promote good behaviour, and this year the favoured cause seems to be water conservation. The World Bank, the UN Environment Programme and others have all produced weighty tomes on the need to conserve drinking water stocks. Now, it is the turn of the European Environment Agency (EEA) to warn us all that we could do better. In fact, the EEA says some - mainly southern - European countries could do a lot better regarding water conservation. Italy and ...
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