The Mallorca municipality that loses 70% of its water
The 2027 target is 15% loss
Figures from the Balearic government's department for water resources show that in 2023 there were four municipalities in Mallorca that lost more than 50% of the water from their supply networks.
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BeachcomberUnfortunately, it's quite common in the UK too, at least in the Westcountry.
It's not clear what this is about. "Losing" it's water? How? Is it leaking? Is the supply of water lower than before? Is the consumption higher than the available supply? ??
Ahhhh. Nothing new here. It's been this way for at least the last 30 years. 🙈🙉🙊
An appalling waste more like a third world country. Why can’t Majorca get financial aid from its financial masters the EU? Oh of course the EU is bankrupt!