EU unveils climate resilience framework as climate damage costs hit $232B
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The European Economic and Social Committee reports that employers, unions, and civil society are jointly demanding renewed EU water resources policy, citing droughts, floods, and ecosystem disruption threatening food supply, drinking water, jobs, and homes. The demand signals broad stakeholder pressure for legislative action, though specific policy proposals remain unspecified. This matters as it could accelerate EU water resilience regulation and infrastructure investment.
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