Works being carried out in Nou Llevant dyed the water orange in Portixol at the weekend, according to an environmental inspection carried out by Emaya.
Orange water spill in Portixol
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Why does it appear suspect that you wouldn't know "Sustainability" from "Sasquatch"?
yet another example of an uninformed / uneducated government trying to convince the world that the Balearic Islands are committed to sustainable tourism...what a joke.....based on numerous internal small but cumulative crises it is evident that tourism is based primarily on creating your own enjoyment in locations that have missed the worst of the structural chaos....and meanwhile you are expected to believe that all is perfect.....I doubt that many of the clowns in government have ever visited really great sustainable destinations...and the clowns in the media have visited even less!