Analysis

Spanish water policy: a hostage to politics

Richard Weyndling
ENDS Europe
20 May 2009

With drought on the rise, desalination under attack and water reuse still in its infancy, Spain has its work cut out to handle the rising demands of agricultural irrigation. Richard Weyndling reports

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