Denmark's water quality is being ranked alongside international peers, prompting international concerns via social media and benchmarking against OECD standards.
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Denmark's water quality is being ranked alongside international peers, prompting international concerns via social media and benchmarking against OECD standards.
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The entities involved
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Denmark
country in Northern Europe and North America
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World Health Organization
United Nations agency concerned with international public health
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Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
intergovernmental economic organization
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