A NEW battle of Trafalgar is brewing between the aristocratic owner of an exclusive polo club and locals who insist his property is illegally syphoning
AS Spain faces the uncertainty of another drought season, an unusual idea is attracting attention: powdered water. It may sound like science fiction, but the
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
THE Costa del Solās long-standing drought has officially come to an end, with reservoir levels now comfortably above emergency thresholds and water restrictions being lifted.
ANDALUCIAāS reservoir levels have risen significantly year-on-year, but they remain 8% below the past decadeās median average for early February. As of the week ending
SPAIN’S reservoirs taken as a national average are 5% fuller than a year ago according to figures released on Thursday by Environment Ministry. They’ve accumulated
SPAINāS main associations of olive oil producers are warning that cooperatives and major retailers are running worryingly low on stock of the countryās so-called āliquid
A THIRD Costa Blanca municipality faces cuts to domestic water supplies if residents don’t take ‘extreme measures’ to economise during the ongoing drought. The stark
TEULADA City Council has announced that water is unfit for human consumption in a large part of the Alicante province municipality. The authority has introduced
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
NIGHTLY cuts and low pressure continue in Axarquia and the Costa del Sol as drought persists. Despite the Juntaās drought committee announcing water supplies will
DESPITE heavy rains in early April, restrictions on private water use remain throughout Andalucia. Hereās what you need to know about water rules in Andalucia,
THE Catalan government has lifted emergency drought measures after recent heavy rainfall provided a sufficient boost to the regionās reservoir levels. Previously, over 200 municipalities
A BRITISH expat haven in southern Spain has been accused of ignoring drought measures by using sprinklers and filling up swimming pools.Ā The upmarket community
DRINKING water supplies have been ‘guaranteed’ for ‘four or five years’ for Andalucian water networks linked to the Guadalquivir Basin The pledge has come from
INDIVIDUAL town halls in Andalucia will decide whether private swimming pools can be filled with water during the current drought. The Andalucian government has delegated
AN ANDALULCIA group has warned against getting too excited about recent rain easing the on-going drought since there is still a serious problem as large