What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is INFORMACJA 645.
Report on the State of Water in Poland for 2022-2023
This document is a comprehensive report on water management in Poland for the years 2022-2023. It details the condition of rivers, lakes, and groundwater, highlighting their predominantly poor chemical and ecological status. The report also summarizes progress on flood protection investments, drought mitigation, and the expansion of sewage networks, all of which directly impact the safety and quality of life for citizens.
Key points
Water Status: A staggering 99.5% of monitored river sections and 98.9% of lakes are in poor overall condition, mainly due to chemical pollution.
Drought and Flood: The years 2022-2023 saw both regional hydrological droughts and local flooding; the expansion of warning systems and retention reservoirs is ongoing.
Sewage Investments: Nearly 100,000 km of sewage network was built between 2003-2022, and local governments plan to spend an additional PLN 28.7 billion on further expansion by the end of 2027.
Farm Inspections: The Environmental Protection Inspectorate conducted about 2,000 farm inspections annually to check compliance with a program limiting nitrate pollution of waters.
Saline Wastewater Fees: Higher fees have been introduced for companies discharging saline wastewater into the Oder River to encourage investment in treatment and prevent ecological disasters.
Status:
Introduced
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