PAN-EUROPEAN WATER CONFERENCE
July 1st, 2003
BY KEITH NUTHALLTHE NEED for greater openness in the management of scarce water resources in Europe, north Africa, the Middle East and central Asia is required, to better highlight the growing costs of ensuring reliable supplies and persuade the public that more investment is needed to guarantee them.This call was made at a two-day conference - 'European water scenarios: from the Mediterranean sea to central Asia' - in Brussels, involving more than 100 water experts focused on research into water demand, especially regional availability. Discussions particularly ...
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