Water Board Director Sounds the Alarm: ‘Water Boards Can No Longer Cope with the Drought’

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Water authorities no longer have an answer to the extreme drought in the Netherlands, says dike warden Hein Pieper in an interview with De Gelderlander. Despite billions of euros spent on measures, the impact of drought remains painfully visible. "There needs to be a European action plan, otherwise it will only get worse. We can't handle it anymore."

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Water authorities no longer have an answer to the extreme drought in the Netherlands, says dike warden Hein Pieper in an interview with De Gelderlander. Despite billions of euros spent on measures, the impact of drought remains painfully visible. "There needs to be a European action plan, otherwise it will only get worse. We can't handle it anymore."

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Water authorities no longer have an answer to the extreme drought in the Netherlands, says dike warden Hein Pieper in an interview with De Gelderlander. Despite billions of euros spent on measures, the impact of drought remains painfully visible. "There needs to be a European action plan, otherwise it will only get worse. We can't handle it anymore."