Two new studies on harmfulness of coal were presented in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Center for Ecology and Energy from Tuzla and Center for Environment from Banja Luka have decided to present the citizens with the hidden costs of using this fosile fuel in power stations to generate electricity. The authors of the study were […]
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On the occasion of public hearing for Detailed Spatial Plan (DPP) and Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) of the second unit of TPP Pljevlja, NGO Green Home prepared comments that were supported by ten organizations from Montenegro and region. Comments state that it is unacceptable to demand the resolving of the issue of environmental pollution in […]
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On the occasion of the World Environment Day (5th June), Eco-sense displayed the lung balloon in the centre of Skopje, Macedonia in order to raise awareness on pollution problems and the need for strategic approach towards solving the air quality problems in the country. The flash mob was a staged “funeral” of the lungs (similar […]
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On 19th and 20th of May, the NGO Green Home organized a performance called Two lungs for two blocks of thermal power plant (TPP) in Podgorica and Pljevlja, whose aim was to draw attention to the disastrous environmental and health situation in Pljevlja. Since the Ministry of Economy and EPCG still don’t inform the citizens […]
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Pljevlja is the most polluted city in Montenegro (based on the data from NASA, also in Europe), and a good example of an environment that is rich in natural resources (coal, forests, minerals, water) which are not used in a sustainable manner. Significant sources of air pollution in Pljevlja are: the power plant Pljevlja, ash […]
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The main reason for starting a national public advocacy campaign on energy in Montenegro was the review of National Energy Development Strategy for 2030. The campaign was started by NGO Green Home, on 01 June 2013 with the goal to send a clear message that the planned National Energy Development Strategy of Montenegro to 2030 […]
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