Decontaminating Drinking Water from Pesticides and Pollutants Could Cost Up to €5.7 Billion Annually
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A report by an interministerial inspection mission in France has revealed that decontaminating drinking water from micropollutants, including pesticide residues and persistent pollutants, could result in an annual additional cost of between €1.3 and €5.7 billion. This process involves removing these harmful substances from water sources to ensure they are safe for consumption.
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