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Home > Bankwatch in the media > New Balkan Coal Plants ‘Will Pollute Environment’

New Balkan Coal Plants ‘Will Pollute Environment’

14 June 2017, Balkan Insight

Most Western Balkans countries rely heavily for power on coal plants, and most of the new ones being built will not meet European environmental standards, warned a report from a watchdog group.

Source: New Balkan Coal Plants ‘Will Pollute Environment’ :: Balkan Insight

Tags: BalkanCoal | Balkans | Bosnia | Bosnia and Herzegovina | EU | Europe | Kosovo | Macedonia | Montenegro | Serbia | Western Balkans | coal | environment | pollution | power plant

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