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Living river – or transport canal?
WWF Danube Campaign Old-fashioned river engineering projects put forward by national governments and supported by the European Union could transform our living Danube into little more than a shipping canal. Over 1,000 km of the Danube could be artificially deepened, … Continue reading
Largest River Protection Area in Europe - Croatia and Hungary
Written by Zachary Shahan and published at EcoWorldly Croatia and Hungary signed an agreement yesterday to protect a major biodiversity area that crosses borders along three rivers. The agreement is being called a “Trans-Boundary UNESCO Biosphere Reserve” and has resulted … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Croatia, Hungary, romania, The Danube River, transportation, world water
Tagged biodiversity, preservation, rivers, unesco, WWF
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River managers plan a bleak water future for Europe
From Brussels, a new report from WWF throws some light on water security in Europe… “The European Water Framework Directive when adopted in 2000 was far from perfect but it had the makings of a world-leading vision to change the … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, european water, water framework directive, water security, WWF
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Danube River farmers receive training in organic practices
Sofia Echo | 06 Nov 2008 - Magdalena Rahn Rousse-area farmers are receiving instruction in agroecology and organic farming practices during the week of November 3 2008, as part of the World Wildlife Federation’s (WWF) project “Making the Network Reality: … Continue reading