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World set to miss critical biodiversity 2020 targets

ENDS Europe | May 15, 2020

International targets to tackle nature loss under the UN Convention on Biological Diversity are likely to be missed because “environmental protection has been incomplete, restoration has been smale-scale, and the implementation and enforcement of legis


Estonian government shale oil goals contradict EU agreements

ERR.ee | May 12, 2020

24 European civil society organizations have sent an inquiry to the European Commission pointing out that the Estonian government’s plan to expand its shale oil industry contradicts international climate and environmental agreements the government has signed with the European Union.


Eesti Energia uus õlitehas sattus Euroopa roheliste hambusse

Postimees Majandus | May 12, 2020

Enam kui 20 Euroopa keskkonnaühendust saatsid Euroopa Komisjoni presidendile Ursula von der Leyenile kaebekirja, milles leidsid, et Eesti Energia uus õlitehas on vastuolus Euroopa Liidu kliimaplaanidega.


The Valbona River in Peril

Earth Island Journal | May 7, 2020

The Albanian government won’t save an ecologically and culturally significant river from hydropower, advocates say. But maybe its people will. Source: The Valbona River in Peril


La “cortina di carbone” è la nuova cortina di ferro

GlobalVoices | May 5, 2020

Mentre i Paesi dell’Europa occidentale procedono verso la riduzione dell’uso del carbone, i paesi dell’ex Unione Sovietica si muovono nella direzione opposta. Source: La “cortina di carbone” è la nuova cortina di ferro


New Gas Projects in the Western Balkans – A Move in The wrong Direction

Montel Energitika.net | May 5, 2020

Additional investment in gas infrastructure, even when it is only for diversification of supply sources, is more likely to serve as a direction from investments in renewable energy, energy savings and solutions such as heat pumps rather than supporting


In An Age Of Climate Change, What Natural Resources Should We Save?

HuffPost | April 22, 2020

Activists across the Balkans are advocating for areas to be protected from development.


Why the Balkans is struggling to kick coal

Chinadialogue | April 20, 2020

Local politicians and Chinese companies are slowing the transition to renewable energy underway in the rest of Europe


Міжнародні екологи: Kronospan забруднює багато країн

Рівне Вечірнє | April 18, 2020

Негативний резонанс про концерн Kronospan, що зводить підприємство у селищі Городок Рівненської області, сягнув міжнародного рівня. Source : Міжнародні екологи: Kronospan забруднює багато країн 


No Limits: Serbia Fails to Rein in Coal-Fired Polluters

BalkanInsight | April 15, 2020

Every year, thousands of people die prematurely in Serbia due to the quality of the air they breathe. Yet the country is still in breach of obligations to control harmful emissions from its coal-fired power plants.


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