Western Balkan Thermal Power Plant Pollution Exceeds Limits by 6.6 Times

A new report indicates that pollution emissions from outdated thermal power plants in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, North Macedonia, and Serbia were 6.6 times higher than permitted, eight years after pollution control standards came into effect under the Energy Community Treaty.

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cdm-meBosnian65d ago

Zagađenje iz zastarjelih termoelektrana na Zapadnom Balkanu 6,6 puta veće od dozvoljenog

Osam godina otkako su standardi kontrole zagađenja stupili na snagu prema Ugovoru o energetskoj zajednici, emisije zagađenja u Bosni i Hercegovini, Kosovu, Sjevernoj Makedoniji i Srbiji bile su 6,6 puta veće od dozvoljenog, stoji u novom izvještaju Bankwatcha. Bankwatch je najveća mreža ekoloških organizacija i udruženja za ljudska prava u centralnoj i istočnoj Evropi. Izvještaj […]

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Western Balkan Thermal Power Plant Pollution Exceeds Limits by 6.6 Times

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Zagađenje iz zastarjelih termoelektrana na Zapadnom Balkanu 6,6 puta veće od dozvoljenog

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