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Hydropower in Albania: vanishing rivers strangle rural life

January 17, 2024

Global climate change has had a deep impact on Albania, a neighbour of Greece, North Macedonia and Montenegro, as it has become hotter and …


Europe’s rivers at risk due to hydropower plants, human interference

January 9, 2024

While only around a third of the world’s rivers remain free-flowing, according to the campaign group International Rivers, the situation is …


The Upper Horizons complex, Bosnia and Herzegovina

December 18, 2023

The Upper Horizons hydropower complex has been planned since the mid-20th century, and is planned to consist of three plants — Dabar, Nevesinje and Bileća — linked by a series of tunnels and channels. If completed, it would have a devastating impact on the karst ecosystems of eastern Herzegovina and beyond.  


The Ulog hydropower plant on the river Neretva, Bosnia and Herzegovina

December 18, 2023

The Ulog plant, with a 53-metre high dam, is currently being built on the upper Neretva in the Republika Srpska entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the middle of a nominated candidate Emerald site – an area which should be protected under the Bern Convention.


Campaigners for Bosnia’s Threatened Neretva Can Learn From Albania

November 28, 2023

Activists opposing the construction of hydropower plants on the Neretva river should draw inspiration from the success of their Albanian …


Draft Spatial Plan full of controversies: The remaining dam on Komarnica and the military training ground on Sinjajevina

November 19, 2023

The strategic impact assessment strongly criticizes some proposals from the Draft PPCG because not enough attention was paid to protected …


The debate on the construction of the Skavica hydropower plant: Drini i Black, a blessing or a curse?

November 4, 2023

Residents of the Black Drin Valley have been opposing the construction of the Skavica hydropower plant for years. If this project were to …


UNESCO requests from BiH to assess the Potential Impact of Hydroelectric Power Project

October 20, 2023

At the 45th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, a decision was adopted obliging Bosnia and Herzegovina to assess the potential …


The Green Transition and the Western Balkans

October 9, 2023

Summary: Dependence on coal, outdated energy systems, and an overall lack of ambition are hampering the Western Balkans’ green transition …


Ekološka katastrofa: Pomor ribe u Neretvi uslijed radova na HE Ulog

September 28, 2023

Predstavnici Centra za životnu sredinu utvrdili su da je dio toka rijeke Neretve kod mjesta Ulog zagađen …


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