In conclusion, the transformation of water abstraction in the EU-27 over the past two decades tells a compelling story of adaptation amidst climate challenges and evolving demands. While total freshwater abstraction has declined significantly since 2000, the increase in reliance on groundwater, particularly for public supply and agriculture, signifies a pressing need for sustainable practices. As the landscape of water resources shifts, the focus on enhancing efficiency and resilience becomes paramount, ensuring the delicate balance of supply for human needs and environmental preservation is maintained.
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