As taps run dry, drinking water floods Belgrade’s streets
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As taps run dry, drinking water floods Belgrade’s streets
Water scarcity is emerging as a critical issue this century. The United Nations estimates that demand could outstrip supply by forty percent by 2030. But this threat isn’t always due to drought, often its neglect. Across Europe, ageing pipelines lose a quarter of treated drinking water before it reaches homes. Across The Balkans explore why taps keep running dry.

Water scarcity is emerging as a critical issue this century. The United Nations estimates that demand could outstrip supply by forty percent by 2030. But this threat isn’t always due to drought, often its neglect. Across Europe, ageing pipelines lose a quarter of treated drinking water before it reaches homes. Across The Balkans explore why taps keep running dry.

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