Emaya, the Palma municipal services agency that operates the two reservoirs in the Tramuntana Mountains, has reported a further decrease in reservoir capacity.
Mallorca reservoir capacity falls, and one municipality announces cuts to supply
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Mallorca will always have a water shortage problem. If it rains, it is only collected in the Mountains. The rest of the Island sees water going back into the sea. Building De-Salination Plants an absolute priority. Equally raising funds to build the Plants another Top Priority. The Governments of the day, have failed miserably to prioritise these requirements.
This really should be 1st priority for the government we pay for, water really is not a luxury item, and there are other options beside praying for rain
When will a Mallorcan Government instigate a top priority to ensure water supplies for the whole Island? Throughout the whole year.