Why are colors opposite 😒.
Usually darker tones are associated with percentages getting close to 100%.
Poland, wtf?!?!
I’ll stipulate that according to PiS it’s because of (*checks notes*) Germany with their 90.4% excellent quality bathing waters.
Guess which EU law the UK recently put on hold now that they have the freedom from EU “oppression”
Salty? (:p)
…don’t put it into the Oder
I wonder how they differentiate what cleanliness of bathing water means.
I know it might seem like a dumb question but I know that some countries use normal water and some use spring waters… Which are often rich in stuff and smell like egg, some like iron ext. A lot of them are also murky due to it.
So I am pretty much wondering of the difference in water type is mitigated by the testing.
Surprised by Sweden. Thought they had lots of lakes.
Poles and Hungarians literally swimming in their own filth.
Seriouselly though i do wonder how this is measured. All of them are propably easily good enough for bathing regardless, you dont need to bathe in drinking water.
FYI, because it’s like 2137th time this map is posted, like 50%+ of Poland’s waters are untested for this metric hence the score. I’d imagine the same is true for Slovakia.
Its also dependend on what you call bathing water. Two minutes of searching I could find dozens of german beaches which are not listed as bathing water. Like half of the lakes south of leipzig.
So it is an indicator, but not the whole story
So, only buy bathwater from Austrians?
So in Poland you need to take a shower after taking a shower?
Croatia second
eheheheh 🙂
This is a total bullshit. France has aone of the worst water i’ve ever had and i’ve been to serbia. Also calling cyprus %93.3 is just weird since they are importing water and its the worst tap water you could find anywhere.
Go and see waters next to gypsy villages
One thing which influences this is how eager are countries to forbid bathing in lakes (all possible reasons).
Waiting for r/aeiou to celebrate themselves for being better than us…
The Oder-River-Killers.
The best water is in the grey well in the middle of the EU. 😉
Is this some periodic repeat posting in here?
Keep seeing the same posts over and over and over and over
Everyone surrounding the brits has a low percentage. I wonder why?
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Why are colors opposite 😒.
Usually darker tones are associated with percentages getting close to 100%.
Poland, wtf?!?!
I’ll stipulate that according to PiS it’s because of (*checks notes*) Germany with their 90.4% excellent quality bathing waters.
Guess which EU law the UK recently put on hold now that they have the freedom from EU “oppression”
Salty? (:p)
…don’t put it into the Oder
I wonder how they differentiate what cleanliness of bathing water means.
I know it might seem like a dumb question but I know that some countries use normal water and some use spring waters… Which are often rich in stuff and smell like egg, some like iron ext. A lot of them are also murky due to it.
So I am pretty much wondering of the difference in water type is mitigated by the testing.
Surprised by Sweden. Thought they had lots of lakes.
Poles and Hungarians literally swimming in their own filth.
Seriouselly though i do wonder how this is measured. All of them are propably easily good enough for bathing regardless, you dont need to bathe in drinking water.
FYI, because it’s like 2137th time this map is posted, like 50%+ of Poland’s waters are untested for this metric hence the score. I’d imagine the same is true for Slovakia.
[Interactive map](https://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/explore-interactive-maps/state-of-bathing-waters-in-2021)
Its also dependend on what you call bathing water. Two minutes of searching I could find dozens of german beaches which are not listed as bathing water. Like half of the lakes south of leipzig.
So it is an indicator, but not the whole story
So, only buy bathwater from Austrians?
So in Poland you need to take a shower after taking a shower?
Croatia second
eheheheh 🙂
This is a total bullshit. France has aone of the worst water i’ve ever had and i’ve been to serbia. Also calling cyprus %93.3 is just weird since they are importing water and its the worst tap water you could find anywhere.
Go and see waters next to gypsy villages
One thing which influences this is how eager are countries to forbid bathing in lakes (all possible reasons).
Waiting for r/aeiou to celebrate themselves for being better than us…
The Oder-River-Killers.
The best water is in the grey well in the middle of the EU. 😉
Is this some periodic repeat posting in here?
Keep seeing the same posts over and over and over and over
Everyone surrounding the brits has a low percentage. I wonder why?