WATER ATLAS 2025

Environmental experts attest that German waters are predominantly of poor quality.

In a joint press statement, the Heinrich Böll Foundation and the German Federation for the Environment and Nature Conservation (BUND) announced on January 8th, 2025 the publication of their "Water Atlas 2025". It comprises 60 pages and addresses the challenges and long-term solution approaches for global management of water resources.

The information about overuse, pollution and destruction of waters on the planet is so grim that it has been intensively disseminated nationwide by press, radio and television. The "bad news" even made it alongside war reports and climate damage, etc., into the ARD Tagesschau news broadcast. Seven major demands on Brussels and Berlin are intended to save water in the long term or protect life on Earth from poisoned water.

Instead of waiting for Brussels, Berlin and changed EU directives, functioning immediate solutions exist that, as usual, have not been mentioned by the media, but with which every household can at least privately supply itself with clean, toxin-free water.

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Water Atlas | Heinrich Böll FoundationWater in danger: overuse, pollution and climate crisis threaten our most important resource. The Water Atlas 2025 presents solutions in numerous articles and with many infographics for sustainable protection – before it is too late.