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Addressing medicine shortages by reassessing the revised Urban Wastewater Directive

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Addressing medicine shortages by reassessing the revised Urban Wastewater Directive

Schriftelijke vraag | 2025-04-01 | source: parliamentary_questions

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Aanpak van het geneesmiddelentekort door herbeoordeling van de herziene richtlijn stedelijk afvalwater
Addressing medicine shortages by reassessing the revised Urban Wastewater Directive

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Canonical identifier E-10-2025-001335
Official source URL https://data.europarl.europa.eu/eli/dl/doc/E-10-2025-001335
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