Serbian scientists find environmental damage far exceeds benefits of lithium mining
A group of Serbian scientists found lithium mining in western Serbia in a populated and fertile area is not profitable given the the environmental risks
BiH demands from Croatia to stop destruction of Una river spring
Both entities of Bosnia and Herzegovina urged Croatia to halt the construction of a small hydropower plant at the spring of the Una river
Federation of BiH to get new law on air quality after 21 years
The current law dates back to 2003 and it was last amended in 2010. However, the air quality in the country has worsened
Serbia publishes Draft Energy Sector Development Strategy up to 2040
Thermal power capacity is seen decreasing by 45% and the capacity of renewable energy facilities is expected to increase by 20 times
World experiences warmest day in history in July 2024
Sunday, July 21, was the warmest day in recorded history, according to data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S)
Republic of Srpska in BiH to mirror Serbia’s lithium mining projects
President of the Republic of Srpska in BiH Milorad Dodik said the entity would follow Serbia's example in projects for critical raw materials
Government of Serbia signs MoU with EU backing Rio Tinto’s Jadar lithium project
Serbia and the EU have signed the MoU on strategic partnership in the sectors of sustainable raw materials, battery value chains and electric vehicles
Western Balkans must invest USD 37 billion to protect people from escalating climate change impacts
World Bank Group has published the Western Balkans regional Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR)