Tourist properties in Tuscany, a prime destination for upmarket foreign holidaymakers, will have to limit the use of water in their swimming pools this summer because of fears of shortages as Italy faces another drought.
Acquedotto del Fiora , the aqueduct serving a third of Tuscany through a network more than 8,000 km long, will outlaw the use of regular drinking water to fill private swimming pools open to guests between June and the end of September.
ADF President Roberto Renai said measures adopted last year needed to be repeated because of the impact of "persistent climate change". Federico Taddei, president of an association representing farm owners in Tuscany's Siena province, said there was great concern about the potential impact of the ban.
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