El Correo highlights a key idea in Miranda de Ebro: understanding risk to minimise damage
El Correo highlights one of the clearest ideas from the Centenary Meetings in Miranda de Ebro: understanding risk and anticipating it is key to minimising damage. The session also addressed the value of hydroelectric power and the need to explain it better.
The book “Along the Ebro Basin. 1926–2026 Centenary of the Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro” is presented at Cálamo Bookshop in Zaragoza
The president of the CHE, Carlos Arrazola, and the Water Commissioner, Miriam Pardos, presented the book in a discussion with the journalist Marina Fortuño and the architect Sergio Sebastián.
The CHE Celebrates the Centenary Encounters in Miranda de Ebro
The CHE will hold the second session of the Centenary Encounters in Miranda de Ebro, dedicated to the territory, water, and hydrological management of the Ebro basin.
World Water Day. A Century of a United Basin
World Water Day is integrated into the CHE Centenary as a call for sustainable management, institutional coordination, and a shared basin perspective.
Miranda de Ebro rethinks its relationship with the river following an interview with Javier San Román
The exhibition continues to resonate and reminds us that floods will continue and require adaptation.