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The government of the Balearic Island has launched a campaign which aims to highlight the importance of saving water in the archipelago.<\/p>\n
Focused on the islands of Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera, the move will encourage visitors and residents to think twice about their water consumption.<\/p>\n
Despite a wealth of natural resources attracting thousands of tourists every year, the consumption of water in the Balearic Islands is not sustainable on a long-term basis.<\/p>\n
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The campaign comes at a particularly pertinent time with the islands water reserves have dropped two points in May compared to the previous month, currently standing at a 58 per cent average; a concerning figure given the lack of estimated rainfall in June.<\/p>\n
The campaign states \u201cthese islands have many things, but little water\u201d, and includes an informative video in Spanish, Catalan, English and German, and a stunt featuring a transparent suitcase, half-filled with water at the baggage carrousels in Palma de Mallorca airport.<\/p>\n
The transparent suitcase showcases key messages about the islands water shortage and illustrates top tips for saving water.<\/p>\n
A website has also been created featuring the water saving tips and highlighting how much water can be saved by<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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