US EditionUnesco Reiterates Its “Critical Concern” for the Overexploitation of the Doñana Aquifer
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The assessment indicates that “the pressure on the aquifer has not been alleviated” and warns that, if not reversed, the national park runs the risk of being declared a World Heritage Site in DangerThe House of Alba claims that its illegal wells along with Doñana have helped to improve the aquifer from which water is plundered Unesco has just reiterated its “maximum concern” about “the overexploitation of aquifers in Doñana since “three of the f…
Unesco considers that Spain must apply “fast and effective” conservation measures to reverse the decline of the Almonte-Marisma aquifer, which nourishes the Doñana Natural Space in the province of Huelva, in order to prevent it from entering the World Heritage List in Danger. This is reflected in the Unesco’s proposal for a decision on the protected space for the meeting of the World Heritage Committee being held in Paris, which states that “the…
The overexploitation of the Doñana aquifer is of serious concern to Unesco. In its proposal for a decision on the protected space for the meeting of the World Heritage Committee being held in Paris, it reiterates to the Spanish State that it implements "fast and effective conservation measures" to reverse the decline of the Almonte-Marisma aquifer.
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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) wants to urge Spain to take urgent measures for the recovery of the Doñana aquifer. The organization warns that if the condition of deterioration of the aquifer is not reversed, "it could create the conditions for the inscription of the good on the List of World Heritage in Danger".
The conservation organization SEO/BirdLife has expressed its concern at the warning issued by UNESCO about the state of the Doñana National Park. At a meeting of the World Heritage Committee held in Paris, the international institution warned of the serious deterioration of the aquifer that supplies the natural space, considering that Doñana is on the verge of ecological collapse. Unesco has urged Spain to take urgent measures to reverse the sit…
Huelva, 7 Jul (EFE).- Unesco considers that Spain must apply "fast and effective" conservation measures to reverse the decline of the Almonte-Marisma aquifer, which nourishes the Natural Space of Doñana, in the province of Huelva, in order to prevent it from entering the List of World Heritage in Danger. This is reflected in the Unesco's proposal for a decision on the protected space for the meeting of the Committee of World Heritage that is bei…
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