EU selects nine lithium projects as Serbia’s Jadar status remains uncertain
EU lithium supply plans and implications for external sources The European Commission has chosen nine lithium extraction projects within the […]
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Serbia environmental groups urge EU to reject Rio Tinto’s Jadar lithium project
The Alliance of Environmental Organizations of Serbia (SEOS) sent a letter to the European Commission following the presentation of the
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Lithium mine protests near Loznica tied to EU deal and environmental concerns
Student protests in Serbia are linked to the debate over a proposed lithium mine near Loznica. Over the past year,
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Lithium mining debate in Serbia centers on environmental risks and Jadar economics
The discussion on lithium mining in Serbia, with focus on the Jadar project, drew contrasting views during an academic panel
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Serbia approves Strategic Environmental Impact Assessment for Čoka Rakita ore deposit
The Republic Agency for Spatial Planning and Urbanism has approved the development of a Strategic Environmental Impact Assessment (SEIA) for
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Serbia adopts Waste Prevention Plan for 2025–2030 green technologies
The Government of Serbia, acting on the proposal of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, has adopted the Waste Prevention Plan
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Lithium extraction concerns near Loznica over drinking-water impacts and mining methods
Concerns have been raised regarding planned lithium extraction near Loznica, citing potential environmental risks and difficulties linked to the mining
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Controversy over Jadar lithium mine intensifies amid environmental and political disputes
In July 2024, a joint press conference was held at the Palace of Serbia with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, European
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EU and Serbia launch €16.3 million package for climate, circular economy and bio-waste
The Ministry of Environmental Protection and the European Union are launching a new support package covering climate change policy, circular
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Serbia misses integrated permit deadlines for 166 major polluters
Serbia has not issued 166 essential integrated permits for major polluters due by December 31, 2024. The permits were required
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Serbia implements air quality projects in nine cities, targeting boiler upgrades
Serbia has implemented air quality improvement projects in nine local governments, according to Irena Vujović, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister
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Green mines and Serbia’s Čukaru Peki: recycling water and restoring habitats
Environmental and ecology considerations are increasingly described as part of daily life, particularly among younger people. In response, industries are