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Home > Archives for air pollution

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PV: Mjerenje pokazalo alarmantno stanje

March 1, 2017

Od 35 dana koliko je mjerena koncentracija PM2,5 čestica u Pljevljima, čak 29 dana prosječne dnevne vrijednosti čestica bile iznad dozvoljenih, saopšteno je iz NVO Green Home. Kada je riječ o PM10 česticama, dnevni prosjek je prekoračen 21 dan od ukupn


Under heavy skies: dire results from first independent pollution monitoring in Montenegro

February 23, 2017

It was ten in the evening on 17 December when my colleague and I arrived in Pljevlja, Montenegro. Although we could feel the smell of burnt coal already while driving there, the minute we set foot out of the car, the air was stifling. “This place remin


[Campaign update] Pljevlja residents protest against air pollution

December 23, 2016

Once again people from Pljevlja in northern Montenegro have taken to the streets to protest against the awful pollution that has been plaguing the town for years. Supported by NGOs Ozon and Green Home, the protest aimed to put pressure on the authoriti


Call the chimney sweepers! Independent monitoring shows for first time true level of air pollution near coal plant in Serbia

December 20, 2016

Smoke signals the coming of a polluted winter in Drmno, Serbia. Bankwatch’s independent air quality measurements show for the first time the alarming levels of dust particles near the Kostolac B power plant.


Bosnia faces legal action over Chinese-backed coal dash

October 28, 2016

Green groups are slinging legal challenges at proposed coal plants in a bid to prevent pollution and climate damage Source: Bosnia faces legal action over Chinese-backed coal dash


[Campaign update] Independent monitoring shows massive air pollution near Bosnian lignite plant

October 28, 2016

Air pollution in the town of Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina was above legally allowed limits on twelve of 20 consecutive days as measurements made by Bankwatch and the Tuzla-based environmental group Center for Ecology and Energy show.


Air pollution in Tuzla – Limits exceeded 12 times

October 26, 2016

The Tuzla Center for Ecology and Energy, in cooperation with the CEE Bankwatch Network, has set up a mobile measuring station that registers the air pollution level in the local community Bukinje (City of Tuzla ). Source: Air pollution in Tuzla – Limit


Zagađenje zraka u Tuzli – u oktobru su u periodu od 20 dana tolerantne granične vrijednosti za zaštitu zdravlja ljudi prekoračene 12 puta!

October 26, 2016

Centar za ekologiju i energiju u saradnji sa organizacijom CEE Bankwatch Network, početkom oktobra postavio je mobilnu mjernu stanicu koja registruje nivo zagađenja zraka (suspendovane čestice) na području mjesne zajednice Bukinje (Grad Tuzla). Mjerna


Air pollution in the Balkans – independent monitoring

October 18, 2016

With our own device to measure air pollution, Bankwatch aims to provide independent data on air quality for selected sites across the Balkans. Poor air quality and the related impacts on health need to be higher on the policy making agenda in Balkan countries.


«Balcani, l’energia sporca costa 8 miliardi all’anno»

April 3, 2016

Due organizzazioni: centrali a carbone inquinanti, alto il prezzo per la salute. La Serbia: investiti 200 milioni di euro BELGRADO. Fumi grigi che stagnano su valli e pianure, il tipico odore di carbone bruciato che ammorba l’aria, dall’autunno a primavera inoltrata. E persone che tossiscono, in città come in campagna. I Balcani sono malati.


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