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Rijnland Water Board to invest more in clean water: ‘Europe mandates it, fortunately, because we need clean water’

Rijnland Water Board to invest more in clean water: ‘Europe mandates it, fortunately, because we need clean water’

The Rijnland Water Board is increasing its investment to improve surface water quality, driven by European regulations. Despite these additional funds, the board acknowledges that the water will still not meet all legal health and cleanliness standards.

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Amsterdam parties want to bar Spanish company from tram tender over activities in occupied Palestinian territory

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