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’We must preserve our drinking water resources’

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4.09.2025 - Groundwater, which provides 80 percent of Switzerland's drinking water, is the focus of the Eawag Info Day taking place today in Dübendorf. Michael Berg from Eawag's Water Resources & Drinking Water Department and scientific manager of this year's Info Day explains why this important resource is under pressure and how it can be protected.

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’We must preserve our drinking water resources’

4.09.2025 - Groundwater, which provides 80 percent of Switzerland's drinking water, is the focus of the Eawag Info Day taking place today in Dübendorf. Michael Berg from Eawag's Water Resources & Drinking Water Department and scientific manager of this year's Info Day explains why this important resource is under pressure and how it can be protected.

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