Unironisch erscheint es ziemlich schwerwiegend (im Vergleich zu unseren Nachbarn).
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Von hellisempty666
Unironisch erscheint es ziemlich schwerwiegend (im Vergleich zu unseren Nachbarn).
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Von hellisempty666
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There is not much land without construction so the water cannot get underground?
We like our cars clear?
Floods
Lots of people, not a lot of ground water?
A lot of concrete and outdated water management infrastructure make it difficult for the ground to absorb water and leads to water stress.
Just keep on building, everything will be fine. Concrete stop? Can’t punish those poor real estate developers.
Have you been living under a rock the past 3 or so years?
Alot of our rivers come from other countries and flow to other countries. This with alot of urbanization
my neighbours has been watering their lawn every single day for months now. i’ve seen people hose their house down every day when temperatures get to 30+. as long as we keep doing stupid things like this it will not get any better.
Weird how it drops like a rock at the northern border, weird.
Poor water management and an unwillingness to do something because it angers the farmers.
There was a plan called the blue deal to do some water management, which was already the bare minimum, but then the department responsible came in to the hands of CD&V and they immediately scrapped like half of it to appease the farmer lobby.
PFOs almost everywhere on flanders, brussels+brabant, in wallonia along meuse/maas and big cities
Because we belgians instead of building dam’s and water reservoirs we pump out of our natural resources of underground water.
No real above ground water reservoirs, and we draw most of our water from deep underground. If it doesn’t rain for a long time, the underground reserves dry out and we’ll have nothing.
One reason why we should never split. Flanders on its own has severe water supply issues