WATER DAY: The Danube May Never Be Blue Again

BELGRADE, Mar 21 (IPS) - Austrian composer Johann Strauss wrote the Blue

Danube waltz in 1867, but 140 years later
the waters of the
river are not quite blue, and no one is sure they will
be again.


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