Serbia Amends Planning Law to Allow Construction on Fire-Damaged Forest Land

Serbia has updated its planning and construction regulations to permit development on forest areas destroyed by wildfires, drawing criticism from environmental NGOs concerned about ecological risks and regulatory loopholes.

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Transparency, RERI: Planning Law amendments allow repurposing of fire-damaged forest land

Transparency Serbia and the Renewables and Environmental Regulatory Institute (RERI) warned on Wednesday that recently adopted amendments to the Law o

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Transparency, RERI: Planning Law amendments allow repurposing of fire-damaged forest land

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Serbia Amends Planning Law to Allow Construction on Fire-Damaged Forest Land

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