Thousand cows, horses almost perish on Mt. Suva Planina as sole water spring dries up
Some 800 cows and 200 horses almost died of thirst earlier this month on Mt. Suva Planina after their sole source of drinking water dried up.
Fossil fuel firms sue countries over climate, environmental action
Fossil fuel companies are suing countries around the world, seeking more than EUR 15 billion in damages over climate, environmental action.
Serbia raises EUR 1 billion in its first green bond auction
Serbia achieved the lowest annual coupon rate in its history, 1%, in the sale of its first green bond. The government raised EUR 1 billion.
Excessive air pollution registered in 15 Serbian cities in 2020
The report on the state of air quality in Serbia showed yet again that air pollution is huge throughout the country.
Merkel: Germany is interested in Serbia’s lithium
Chancellor Angela Merkel said Germany is interested in lithium from Serbia and that European union member countries would address the issue of the exploitation of the metal. Angela Merkel was in Serbia for a one-day farewell visit as she is stepping down as German chancellor after holding the post for 16 years. At a press […]
EPBIH ready to continue construction of Tuzla 7 coal project
The coal-fired unit project has been stalled for almost a year after General Electric decided not to supply the equipment.
Thousands demand revoking Serbia’s commitments to Rio Tinto
The key demand is for the Government of Serbia to revoke all commitments to Rio Tinto, the investor behind the lithium mine project.
Massive Attack promote idea of cutting emissions at tours, festivals
Massive Attack and the Tyndall Centre produced a roadmap for touring with the least possible carbon footprint, but all stakeholders must participate