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Desislava Stoyanova

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Balkan energy projects with Chinese involvement – state of play June 2017

June 1, 2017 | Read more

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro and Romania all plan new lignite power plants during the next few years. In contrast, most EU countries are giving up building new coal plants and seven EU states are already coal-free. Since the European Inve

A wide river flowing through forest and mountains.

Locals oppose dam that is set to endanger critical fish habitat in Bosnia-Herzegovina

May 30, 2017 | Read more

We are passing through the canyon of the river Vrbas, in north-west Bosnia-Herzegovina. I am looking through a car window, mouth wide open in awe. While I look up to the rocky, edgy peaks hundreds of meters above and down to the heavenly blue river, I

Comments on Environmental Impact Assessment procedure for the Tsumeb smelter in Namibia

May 29, 2017 | Read more

An excavator half hidden behind a dirt hill.

The Runcurel expropriations, Europe’s second most harmful subsidy

May 22, 2017 | Read more

The Romanian Government has been named and shamed today in a public fossil fuel subsidies awards ceremony in Brussels for fostering land expropriations required for expanding a coal mine, displacing families and destroying nature.

Flags of EU coutries in front of the EIB headquarter building.

How Europe’s bank spends cash for climate undermines Paris commitments

May 22, 2017 | Read more

An uneven investment strategy across the EU’s 28 Member States and a lack of added value by one of its main financial tools means that the EIB puts the EU at risk of not meeting its climate targets under the Paris Agreement, according to a new briefing from Counter Balance and CEE Bankwatch Network.

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