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Home > Blog entry > Public action: Croatian coal power plant besieged by 680 bodies

Public action: Croatian coal power plant besieged by 680 bodies

Yesterday, Green Action/Zelena Akcija, Greenpeace and Green Istria staged a spooky public action to raise attention for the findings of a new study that predicts approximately 17 early deaths annually due to the planned new 500 MW unit at the Plomin coal power plant in Croatia.

,   |  10 May 2013


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The latest issue of our quarterly Bankwatch Mail – launched today – features an article that summarises the findings of named study.

More images from the very graphic protest are on Green Action’s/Zelena Akcija’s website.

More details on the Plomin power plant project are on our project page.

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Institution: EBRD

Theme: Energy & climate

Location: Croatia

Project: Plomin coal power plant, Croatia

Tags: Croatia | Plomin | coal | health | protest | public action | study

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