Construction Destroys Balaton Lake. 700,000 Romanians Go Annually to Hungary, Mostly to Balaton • Newsweek Romania
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Lake Balaton holiday home owners can say goodbye to the waterfront – It's not the state, but nature that's taking away their view. The drought is completely redrawing the map of the lake. Nature is reclaiming former beaches.
Lake Balaton is currently facing many challenges, not the least of which is the fact that there is currently little water in it. A few weeks ago, a huge construction project began at one of its inlets, which could further endanger the water supply of the lake, which is already increasingly experiencing a negative water balance. The post Lake Balaton's water balance is disconcerting, while a huge construction project has begun at one of its inlet…
Lake Balaton is in increasing trouble, and the low water level is not the biggest problem - At least two major problems have been identified.
"It's not too smart to shrink and complain about the mosquitoing and development of algae as we continue to pour concrete on the shores of Lake Balaton," said the Director General of the Balaton Institute of Language Research (BLKI).
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