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North Macedonia is first country in Western Balkans mulling coal phaseout before 2030

Balkan Green Energy News | February 24, 2020

North Macedonia’s government has approved the Energy Development Strategy until 2040 which makes it the first country in the Western Balkans to consider a coal phaseout before 2030, Bankwatch said in a press release. Source : North Macedonia is first c


Plastic and carbon proposals to help plug Brexit budget gap

euObserver | February 21, 2020

National contributions from member states to the next long-term EU budget could soon partly depend on the amount of plastic put into circulation that is not recycled. If the proposal is agreed by member states, the EU could kill two birds with one ston


Programm zum Discountpreis

TAZ | February 20, 2020

Die EU-Kommission plant eine grüne Revolution für den Klimaschutz. Aber frisches Geld für das Riesenvorhaben gibt es kaum.Source : Programm zum Discountpreis  


Is The EU Budget Ready To Back The Green Deal?

Forbes | February 20, 2020

Today member states’ leaders head to Brussels for a European Council meeting on the next long-term EU budget, amid pressures for an ambitious climate action. They are going through spending priorities, including the decarbonization of the economy and n


Romania’s NECP Fails to Provide Coal Phase-Out Date

Montel Energitika.net | February 19, 2020

Romania’s new national energy and climate plan (NECP) is sending incoherent signals regarding the country’s commitment for a just transition away from fossil fuels, states an analysis from the CEE Bankwatch Network. Source : Romania’s NECP Fails to Pro


Frykter for sikkerheten i 90 gamle atomreaktorer

NRK | February 14, 2020

I Europa finnes det snart 90 atomreaktorer som er så gamle at de bør sertifiseres på nytt. Bellona er bekymret og krever at Norge tar initiativ til å bedre atomsikkerheten. Source : Frykter for sikkerheten i 90 gamle atomreaktorer


WWF не подржава изградњу малих хидроелектрана

PTC | February 11, 2020

Светска организација за заштиту природе Адрија (WWF) саопштила је да приватни инвеститори мини-хидроелектрана шире лажне вести и демантује њихове тврдње да МХЕ не утичу негативно на природу и да ВВФ подржава њихову изградњу. Source : WWF не подржава из


WWF: MHE su štetne, izgubićemo reke!

Mondo | February 11, 2020

Svetska organizacija za zaštitu prirode (WWF) ističe u saopštenju da se u Srbiji “sistematski uništavaju reke i potoci usled ekspanzije malih hidroelektrana”. Source : WWF: MHE su štetne, izgubićemo reke!


Les Balkans à bout de souffle

Reporter | February 9, 2020

Alors que 2020 s’annonce comme une année test pour le Green Deal européen, les Balkans s’étouffent dans le charbon. Le fléau s’aggrave d’année en année. Or, ce qui se passe aux portes de l’Union européenne et son impact au-delà des frontières n’est que


Belgrade suffoque, les autorités nient la pollution

TdG | February 7, 2020

Les citoyens réclament une réaction des dirigeants alors que la capitale serbe est la ville la plus polluée du monde.Source : Belgrade suffoque, les autorités nient la pollution


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