Dance for our planet during Earth Hour 2021 on March 27
As people, cities and companies are preparing to mark Earth Hour 2021 by turning off the lights, WWF Adria launched a music video by Lejla Hot to get everyone in the Balkans and beyond to dance away the apocalyptic news. The World Wide Fund for Nature – WWF scheduled its annual Earth Hour event for […]
Serbian parliament passes Law on Climate Change
Minister Irena Vujović said Serbia is contributing to the global struggle with its Climate Change Law and confirming it is responsible toward its citizens
Energy Community launches infringement procedures against BiH, Kosovo*, North Macedonia, Serbia
Large combustion plants in four contracting parties surpassed air pollution limits, prompting an enforcement process within the Energy Community
CMS North Macedonia: Waste Management in North Macedonia – Current status and development possibilities
The main purposes of waste management policies are to reduce the negative impact on the environment, increase awareness and balance regional development.
Valjevo, Čačak already exceeded legal air pollution limits for 2021
Čačak in Serbia reached the legal limit of 35 days with excessive PM10 pollution on March 3 while Valjevo passed the mark in the first half of February
Serbia rejects Zijin’s request to separate environmental assessments in copper smelter project
The Government of Serbia ordered Zijin to produce an environmental impact study for the whole copper smelter in Bor and prevented so-called salami slicing
European Parliament calls for introduction of cross-border CO2 tax
The European Parliament supported plans for the introduction of a CO2 tax on certain foreign products to prevent carbon leakage
Kopač: Serbia taking big steps in energy; power prices must be raised
Energy Community Secretariat Director Janez Kopač praised the reforms in Serbia but also stressed the prices of power for households must be increased
