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Denmark's Wastewater Petition Gains Ground | Copenhagen News
Denmark’s parliament is now debating a citizen-backed proposal to stop untreated sewage from polluting rivers and seas, fueled by 50,000 signatures. The plan calls for flow meters at overflow points, mandatory water testing against EU standards, permits for discharge structures, and fees for dumping raw waste. It’s sparked political tension after MP Amanda Heitmann signed it — angering her party’s environmental spokesperson who says politicians should debate, not endorse petitions. Heitmann also recently voted against her party’s fertilizer bill, adding to internal party friction. This motion…
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