Dams in Portugal Have an Average Water Storage Capacity of 77%
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Rains of the last winter strengthened national reserves and allowed the recovery of historically critical albueiras in the Algarve.
The dams in Portugal currently have an average of 77% of water storage, contrary to the drought trend of the European Union, said today the president of the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA). We are fine. We do not have water to waste, (...) we are starting September and in fact we are very well prepared for next year, said Pimenta Machado, in Bragança, on the margin of signing the protocol between the APA and the municipality of Bragança.
The dams in Portugal currently have an average of 77% of water storage, contrary to the trend of drought in the European Union, said today the president of the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA).
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