River Keepers require minimal flow regulations
Coalition for protection of rivers in Bosnia and Herzegovina calls on the competent agencies, institutions, ministries, and experts of biological and hydrological sciences to...
Minimum river flow – (how) is it defined and regulated by law across Europe?
First, there is no universal or optimal regulation on the minimum river flow. It always depends on the country's hydrological conditions, on the quality and quantity of water, on...
The town of Fulnek won the Waste Prevention Oscar, placing first within the entire republic
The inhabitants of Fulnek won a decisive victory. In the Over 5,000 Inhabitants category, they produce the least municipal waste in the entire republic. They excel at waste...
Take photos, help the rivers. People capture the lack of water in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Because of legislative failures, dozens of rivers lack sufficiently high water levels. Despite their previous promises, the relevant ministries in the Republika Srpska (RS) and...
Research on toxic chemicals will debunk the pollution dispute in Northern Armenia thanks to Czech experts
Analysis concerning the presence of harmful chemicals in the environment will happen in Lori Province. The locals suffer from serious contamination of heavy metals and other...
EcoForum 2019 in Zaporizhia: public discussion on air monitoring
“During one day, a person breathes 18 kg of air, and the Zaporizhians breathe the same amount of polluted air.” The public discussion at Ecoforum 2019 in Zaporizhia called “Air...
Waste water often leaks from mine in Akhtala
On several occasions this year, local residents have witnessed leakage of wastewater from the mine in Akhtala into the environment.
Who poisons the air in Bosnia-Herzegovina? The top 10 shows the worst industrial polluters
ArcelorMittal Zenica, the Tuzla thermal power plant, and the chemical factories in Lukavac. Those were the main culprits for the industrial air pollution of Bosnia and...
Lethal air pollution with no responsibility. The people of Bosnia and Herzegovina lack information and efficient protection by law
Despite the highly toxic air in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), only limited data on the pollution is accessible to the public. The government is failing to meet its international...
Scientific tour across Ukraine. Czech researchers help polluted regions
There has been growing interest in independent air monitoring in Ukrainian industrial towns due to the lack of publicly available data on air pollution. More and more activists,...
Thai communities battling to end toxic industrial pollution will receive boost: EU and environmental justice groups honour local struggles
On the occasion of World Environment Day, social and environmental justice advocates from Arnika and Ecological Alert and Recovery - Thailand (EARTH) work to best utilize the f...
Bosnia-Herzegovina: Environmental permit for Buk Bijela hydropower plant cancelled
The Banja Luka District Court has canceled the environmental permit for the planned 93 MW Buk Bijela hydropower plant on the Drina river in Bosnia-Herzegovina, the Aarhus...
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