Cum vrea UE să reducă risipa de apă cu 10% până în 2030

Europe is facing a severe summer water crisis due to high temperatures and drought, prompting the EU to aim for reduced water loss and consumption. Record temperatures span from Spain to Finland, leading to water usage restrictions in several countries. The drought is significantly impacting agriculture, with France's corn yield at a 50-year low and over a million hectares affected in Romania. Low river and lake levels are disrupting tourism and transport, with the Danube at its lowest since 1996. The EU's water resilience strategy, adopted in 2025, aims to improve water efficiency by at least 10% by 2030, focusing on pollution reduction, efficient water use, and ensuring access to clean water. The strategy is crucial as drought becomes a widespread issue affecting various sectors.