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The article discusses the importance of water management for the safety of the European Union (EU) citizens during climate change. It states that adaptive water management help protect the aquatic ecosystem and prevent or minimize the damage cause by climate change. It examines the role of the government on the social-ecological resilience of the economy and for the public interest.

The article discusses the development of international law which focuses on addressing land-based pollution in the Mediterranean Sea. It provides an overview of these laws both at the international and European levels, including United Nations (UN) Watercourses Convention and UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, Barcelona Convention and Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). The author asserts that international and European environmental laws should be associated with each and cooperation among courts must be considered to effectively understand their responsibilities in governing the laws.