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Greens appeal to PM and EBRD to scrap Ombla project

Dalje.com | May 14, 2013

About 40 civil society organisations from throughout Croatia and international organisations, including Friends of the Earth International, Bankwatch and Justice and Environment, have sent letters to Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic and the President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), Suma Chakrabarti, appealing that they abandon the plan for the construction of a harmful and expensive hydroelectric power plant on the Ombla river in the Dubrovnik area of southern Croatia.


Serbia mining at centre of debate

SETimes | May 14, 2013

The Kolubara mining basin covers 600 square kilometres, producing 30 million tonnes of lignite and more than 50 percent of Serbia’s electricity annually. While government and international investors claim Kolubara is crucial to Serbia’s energy security, critics said expansion has come at heavy social and environmental cost.


Arab organisations speak out against EBRD

Daily News Egypt | May 13, 2013

Economic and environmental concerns surrounding EBRD’s plans for SEMED region conveyed by regional groups


European development bank defends coal investments

RTCC | May 13, 2013

Europe: The head of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has defended its coal investments and warned that low carbon ideology should not steer decisions on which energy projects it backs.


European energy chief puts forward case for funding coal

Guardian | May 13, 2013

EBRD chief Riccardo Puliti warns Europe not to be hasty in adopting ‘ideological’ policy on carbon intensity funding


EBRD defends energy policy

Emerging Markets | May 13, 2013

EBRD’s energy chief unveils key strands of its imminent new strategy and defends the bank against accusations of an obsession with fossil fuels


La terra dell’oro blu

Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso | May 7, 2013

La Bosnia Erzegovina è uno dei paesi europei più ricchi di risorse idriche. Il progetto di costruire una serie di centrali idroelettriche, in modo particolare nella Republika Srpska, rischia però di comprometterne il delicato equilibrio ambientale.


Serbia’s unabated quest for coal causes tremors among mining communities

Guardian | April 25, 2013

Development bank continues to fund coal projects as Serbia proves another frontline in battle between energy and environment


Sustainable operational waste programmes in EU Member States

Recycling Portal | April 18, 2013

A new study of CEE bankwatcch networks offers evidence and guidelines for the development of sustainable Operational Programmes in EU Member States in the waste management sector.


Moralisation du projet

Le Monde | April 15, 2013

Il est prématuré d’écrire l’épilogue, mais une page victorieuse a été tournée cette semaine à Notre-Dame-des-Landes.


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