City of Pirot in Serbia plans solar power plant on remediated unsanitary landfill
In 2013, Pirot closed its unsanitary landfill on the right bank of the Nišava river, and opened a sanitary landfill
Serbia proposes taxes on greenhouse gas emissions, imported carbon-intensive products
The draft Law on Greenhouse Gas Emissions Tax and draft Law on Carbon-Intensive Product Imports Tax in Serbia both envisage EUR 4 per ton of CO2 equivalent
Europe’s Environment 2025 report: Not good
Europe’s Environment 2025 is the most comprehensive analysis on the current state and outlook for the continent’s environment, climate, and sustainability, building on data from across 38 countries, according to the European Environment Agency
Zagreb kicks off decarbonization of public transport
Public transport utility ZET has received EUR 21 million from the Government of Croatia to install chargers for electric buses
EU reaches water pollution prevention deal but with deadlines of up to 20 years
EU co-legislators agreed to update rules on surface and groundwater pollution, but with a timeline of up to two decades for member states
City of Osijek has highest waste separation rate in Croatia
Osijek, with a share of 57.92% of separately collected waste, is again the best among large cities in Croatia
Race against time to secure EU funding for waste-to-energy plants in Greece
Hostile public reactions and opposition by municipal authorities threaten to derail Greece's efforts to build six waste-to-energy plants
Researchers from Denmark, Serbia, Slovenia creating carbon footprint calculator for glass products
A group of researchers is creating a completely new, scientifically based tool for assessing environmental impact