Wer zahlt das EU-Klimageld?
14 January 2020 | Klimareporter
14 January 2020 | Klimareporter
Die EU-Kommission hat ein Klima-Finanzpaket vorgestellt, um besonders den europäischen Kohleregionen beim Strukturwandel zu helfen – und sie will, dass die Mitgliedsstaaten dafür mehr Geld einzahlen als bisher. Die Bundesregierung ist dagegen. Source :
14 January 2020 | Climate Home News
Feasibility studies for two major coal power projects in Bosnia and Serbia – backed by Chinese banks – downplay the costs of emissions and ignore air and water pollution. Source : China-backed coal plants on EU’s doorstep hide huge carbon costs
13 January 2020 | Sarajevo Times
Following last night’s protests in the center of Tuzla over extremely high levels of air pollution, residents announce the continuation of the protests on Wednesday. They claim to have difficulty breathing and are concerned about the rise in the number
12 January 2020 | EURACTIV.com
Novovznikajúci Mechanizmus spravodlivej transformácie bude financovať aj plynárenskú infraštruktúru, ukazuje uniknutý návrh eurokomisie. Dobrou správou pre Slovensko je, že okrem uhoľných regiónov podporí aj regióny s ťažkým priemyslom. Source : Nový k
10 January 2020 | DELO
Največ prezgodnjih smrti zaradi škodljivih izpustov v zrak je v Severni Makedoniji.Source : Onesnaženi zrak nad Balkanom ogroža tudi EU
9 January 2020 | Vreme
Kako to da je i nakon ugrađivanja postrojenja za smanjenje sumpora u dimu iz Termoelektrane “Kostolac B”, emisija ove zagađujuće materije tokom 2018. bila višestruko veća od dozvoljene Source : Misterija odsumporavanja
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