BRUSSELS — The European Parliament backed a conservative push Thursday to pause parts of the EU’s wastewater cleanup law, over fears that making drugmakers pay to remove micropollutants could fuel medicine shortages. Lawmakers in Strasbourg voted in favor of a proposal to suspend industry’s obligation to pay to remove pollutants such as antibiotics and microplastics from wastewater, in a move that risks putting Europe’s polluter-pays principle in the law on hold. Members of the European

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