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Tag Archives: Water
On the occasion of World Water Day – a thought-provoking event in the European Parliament
Alexandra Thein, MEP from the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe and Margarete Auken, MEP from the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance co-hosted the screening of a film: Our water, their water made by French film … Continue reading
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Tagged inequality, Israel, Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT), Sustainability, Water, Water scarcity, World Water Day 2012
World Water Day 2012: does water count as a human right?
Access to safe water and sanitation was declared a human right by the UN’s General Assembly in July 2010. A surprising eighteen EU Member States abstained from voting. The main problem faced by governments is that a large proportion of … Continue reading
Water Policy within resource efficiency: To be or not to be like the Danes?
The Danish Presidency of the European Union has begun. With it, it brings fresh ideas and approaches to push forward a green growth economy for Europe. Denmark itself already has a head start on the majority of EU countries, as it … Continue reading
Is your water sustainable?
Over Christmas, I felt guilty while topping up a car with diesel. Why? Because I tend to feel bad when I’m using more carbon than I have to. I always intended to feel the same about water, but it’s difficult … Continue reading