THE PM said new centres planned for Spain have energy needs that āoutstrip expectations,ā stressing they should remain āeconomically sustainable.'
STORM-FUELLED reservoirs have swelled to nearly double their usual size in Malaga – in a rare silver lining after weeks of relentless stormy weather across
AN ongoing drought on the holiday island of Tenerife has forced the local government to bring in emergency water restrictions for more than 5,000 people.
AN environmental organisation in Spain has warned that growing avocados in the surroundings of the Guadiaro River in the Andalucia region is āstealing the water
MARBELLA mayor Angeles MuƱoz told journalists at a press conference Friday that she would consider authorising the refilling of private swimming pools after May 1,
5,000 residents cannot drink tap water in THIS Marbella town after it is deemed ānot fit for consumptionā. The Junta health department has declared water
WET weekend weather has left the high peaks of the Sierra Nevada frosted with snow and brought much needed precipitation to Malaga province, overflowing streams
THE Junta have announced a new package of anti-drought measures worth ā¬217m, as fears of looming water restrictions continue to mount. The regionās Minister for
NEW water restrictions have been imposed by the Ayuntamiento de Marbella in an attempt to control the drought. The measures, which will affect both public
STARTING from next spring, the water bill in Malaga’s capital will experience a 42.7% increase, resulting in citizens paying an average of ā¬20.8 euros per
AS Spain suffers under record sweltering temperatures the drought affecting most of the country continues to worsen. Reservoir levels are dwindling, particularly in Catalunya and
AMIDST the summer heat, the continued decrease in water levels across Andalucia’s reservoirs remains a concerning issue. The ongoing decline in water levels within Andalucia’s
THE largest permanent lagoon within the DoƱana ecosystem, Santa Olalla, has now dried up entirely for the second year running. This alarming phenomenon has not
GOT A STORY? Email us at tips@theolivepress.es BEACHGOERS in Malaga’s capital are set to experience a shift in their seaside routines as the familiar beach
RIO CHILLAR, nestled in Malaga’s picturesque landscape, faces a dual threat as drought and overcrowding cast a shadow on its once vibrant ecosystem. With crystal-clear
RISING thermometer readings are not only affecting mainland Spain, but they are also having a significant impact on the Mediterranean Sea. So far this summer,
THE Malaga town of Casabermeja has implemented significant water restrictions in a bid to curb water usage. The municipality of Casabermeja, which stretches from Montes
WITH extreme temperatures, little rain, and low water reserves, more and more municipalities in Malaga are limiting water usage. BenalmĆ”dena, AlhaurĆn de la Torre, Rincon
THE growing drought crisis is placing hundreds of swimming pools in inland Malaga under threat. The water supply restrictions have arrived earlier than expected. Back
RONDA has banned the use of drinking water for filling swimming pools, watering gardens and washing cars. The measures come following notification from the Junta
THE Conservative opposition Partido Popular(PP) will create a National Water Authority if it wins the July 23 general election to deal with Spain’s water supply