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Hoe fris is de Oekraïense plofkip?

NRC | August 22, 2018

Pluimvee: Oekraïense pluimveegigant MHP krijgt publiek geld van ontwikkelingsbanken. De werkwijze van het bedrijf staat ter discussie. Source: Hoe fris is de Oekraïense plofkip?


Podnesene tužbe protiv dozvola za hidroelektrane Buk Bijela i Foča

Energetski Portal | August 21, 2018

Arhus, resursni centar Sarajevo podnio je dvije tužbe Okružnom sudu u Banjaluci protiv obnovljenih ekoloških dozvola za hidroelektrane Buk Bijela i Foča na reci Drini u Bosni i Hercegovini u blizini granice s Crnom Gorom. Source: Podnesene tužbe protiv


Ugljen u JI Europi ne znači nova radna mjesta

Energetika-net.com | August 21, 2018

Zagovornici projekata napuhuju brojke Ekološka grupacija CEE Bankwatch objavila je da države Jugoistočne Europe – Bosna i Hercegovina, Srbija, Bugarska, Grčka, Kosovo, Makedonija, Rumunjska i Crna Gora – u javnosti stvaraju pogrešnu sliku kako će se pr


Hydropower rebounds in the Western Balkans

BNE Intellinews | August 8, 2018

After a severe drought caused hydropower generation to slump in the Western Balkans last year, the latest data show a sharp rebound in hydroelectricity production in the first half of 2018. Source: Hydropower rebounds in the Western Balkans


How citizens battling a controversial gold mining project are testing Armenia’s new democracy

openDemocracy | August 7, 2018

Can Armenia’s Velvet Revolution deliver change for communities struggling for their health, livelihoods and futures? Source: How citizens battling a controversial gold mining project are testing Armenia’s new democracy


Pippa Gallop, Bankwatch: We Need to Stop Building New Fossil Fuel Infrastructure

Energetika.net | August 6, 2018

While the major EU states have already set out a clear strategy for the swiftest possible transition to renewable energy sources and found many business opportunities along the way, the countries of South East Europe (SEE), where renewable power plant


Save the Blue Heart: Wie die letzten wilden Flüsse in Europa geschützt werden können

HuffPost | August 2, 2018

Am 27. Juni fand im EU-Parlament eine Debatte zum Thema “Save the Blue Heart of Europe” statt, bei der politische Entscheidungsträger, Medien und Nichtregierungsorganisationen zusammentrafen. Die Frage des Schutzes der letzten wilden Flüsse Europas auf


Two Court Complaints Against BiH’s Hydropower Permits

Energetika.net | July 27, 2018

The Aarhus Resource Centre Sarajevo has submitted two court complaints to the District Court in Banja Luka against the environmental permits for the Buk Bijela and Foča hydropower plants (HPPs) on the river Drina in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) near th


Aarhus Centre lodges court complaints against environmental permits for HPPs Buk Bijela, Foča

Balkan Green Energy News | July 27, 2018

The Aarhus Resource Centre Sarajevo has submitted two court complaints to the District Court in Banja Luka against the environmental permits for the Buk Bijela and Foča hydropower plants (HPPs) on the river Drina in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) near th


China expands coal power interests in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The Ecologist | July 24, 2018

The Balkans are determined to stay in the coal era – even while most countries in Europe are making plans for a future without coal, argues MARINA KELAVA. Source: China expands coal power interests in Bosnia and Herzegovina


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