In France, One Litre of Drinking Water Is Lost in Five, Equivalent to One Lake in Annecy per Year.
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Every year, a quantity of drinking water almost equivalent to that of Lake Annecy disappears in the French pipelines. Among the factors identified: the general age of the pipelines and a sub-investment that becomes a concern as a "paty boom" approaches the pipelines.
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According to the latest figures from the French Biodiversity Office, the annual volume of drinking water passing out in the natural environment is the equivalent of a lake in Annecy in 2024. What to ask about the state of the networks in France.
Every year, a quantity of drinking water almost equivalent to that of Lake Annecy disappears in the French pipelines. Among the factors identified: the general age of the pipelines and a sub-investment that becomes a concern as a "paty boom" approaches the pipelines.
Every year, a quantity of drinking water almost equivalent to that of Lake Annecy disappears in the French pipelines. Among the factors identified: the general age of the pipelines and a sub-investment that becomes a concern as a "paty boom" approaches the pipelines.
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