Under new legislation being debated in parliament, hotels on Greek islands may start filling their swimming pools with seawater to combat worsening drought conditions. Deputy Minister of Tourism Elena Rapti announced plans to allow for the switch in response to shrinking water reserves, with a focus on conserving water resources. The proposed draft legislation aims to regulate the extraction and pumping of seawater for swimming pools as part of efforts to address acute drought conditions exacerbated by the tourist season.
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Toronto parents rally to save job of long-serving principal at arts high school
For over 30 years, Barrie Sketchley has led Rosedale Heights School of the Arts, but his future will be decided by the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) on Monday, amid community outrage over his expected transfer. Students, like 15-year-old Zara Kheiriddin, have rallied support against the move, citing the principal's significant contributions and the school's unique atmosphere. Concerns also arise from a recent policy shift on student admissions, with some alleging Sketchley’s opposition to this...
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