Politics · Cyprus

Water Loss and Urban Green Dependency: Risks for Our Cities

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Cyprus is focusing on reducing water loss in its supply networks.
Approximately 48.1 million cubic meters of water were lost from 2021 to 2023.
In some communities, water losses may reach up to 70%.
The need for a comprehensive study on the impacts of water loss on urban green is emphasized.
The survival of some city trees may be linked to unnoticed underground leaks.

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Cyprus is focusing on reducing water loss in its supply networks.
Approximately 48.1 million cubic meters of water were lost from 2021 to 2023.
In some communities, water losses may reach up to 70%.
The need for a comprehensive study on the impacts of water loss on urban green is emphasized.
The survival of some city trees may be linked to unnoticed underground leaks.

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