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Water Flowing Back Into Public Hands PARIS - The announcement by the Paris municipality that water services will return to public hands by 2010 is in line with a global trend of ending privatisation of such services. Mayor Bertrand DelanoÃƒÂ« announced Jun. 2 that the municipal administration would regain control of all water services for the city, ending a private monopoly that has lasted more than 100 years. The contracts with the world's two biggest water service companies, Suez and Veolia, will not be extended after Dec. 31, 2009.

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Water Flowing Back Into Public Hands

PARIS - The announcement by the Paris municipality that water services will return to public hands by 2010 is in line with a global trend of ending privatisation of such services.

Mayor Bertrand DelanoÃƒÂ« announced Jun. 2 that the municipal administration would regain control of all water services for the city, ending a private monopoly that has lasted more than 100 years.

The contracts with the world's two biggest water service companies, Suez and Veolia, will not be extended after Dec. 31, 2009.