Romania ranks among EU top 5 countries facing water access issues
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Romania is among the top five European countries facing water shortages

A report by the European Environment Agency (EEA) titled “Overheated and Underprepared” states that approximately one in ten EU residents has difficulty accessing sufficient quantities of safe and clean water. The problem is most acute in Cyprus (36.5%) and Greece (31.5%). The situation is only slightly better in Bulgaria (27%), Romania (21%), and Hungary (20%).
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It is telling that a number of countries with poor access to water—including Bulgaria, Hungary, Croatia, and Ireland—do not, however, have particularly high levels of freshwater use. This suggests that problems with access to water are linked not so much to a shortage of water as to aging infrastructure and deficiencies in water supply systems.

At the same time, despite the strain on freshwater resources, France, Portugal, and Spain appear to be better at distributing clean and safe drinking water: the proportion of residents experiencing problems there is significantly lower than the EU average of 9%, according to Euronews.


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