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Ioana Ciută

Ioana Ciuta

Strategic Area Leader - Beyond Fossil Fuels

Email: ioana.ciuta AT bankwatch.org
Tel.: +4031 438 2489

Ioana joined Bankwatch in 2014 as coordinator of the Balkans Beyond Coal campaign, preventing new coal capacities from being built in the Western Balkans region, but also campaigning for improved air quality and the just transition of coal dependent regions.

She works closely with partners in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia and North Macedonia, offering support to the national campaigns, while also advocating for stricter environmental regional policies.

Prior to joining Bankwatch, she covered nuclear energy development in Romania and Bulgaria, and followed the international climate change negotiations. She has a degree in journalism, but has been an environmental campaigner much longer than a journalist.

More from Ioana Ciută

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

February 23, 2017 | Read more

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

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

December 20, 2016 | Read more

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.

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

October 28, 2016 | Read more

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.

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A ray of light for communities in Serbia’s coal heartland

July 22, 2016 | Read more

For more than 50 years, the lignite mines in Serbia’s Kolubara basin have been expanding, effectively engulfing the few small communities living between them. For local residents, whose homes have quite literally been teetering on the brink of the mines, life has become unbearable. But a recent court ruling might be paving the way to a long overdue reprieve for residents who have been promised to be relocated.

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Campaign update: environmental and health impacts of Serbian planned coal power plant Kostolac B3 discussed in court hearing

June 28, 2016 | Read more

The possible cancellation of the Serbian government’s decision to construct a new 350 MW unit at the Kostolac B lignite power plant was discussed on June 23 at the national administrative court of Serbia.

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