Desulfurization system at TENT B nears completion as testing continues
The Ministry of Mining and Energy has announced that construction of the desulfurization system at TENT B is nearly finished. […]
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Serbia confronts water stress as climate shifts and mining projects expand
Hydrogeologist Zoran Stevanović says Serbia’s water resources are under pressure from climate change and inadequate management. He links the risk
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Berne Convention Bureau urges Serbia to pause Jadar lithium mining review
The Bureau of the Berne Convention has expressed serious concerns about potential negative effects from lithium mining in Serbia’s Jadar
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Jadar lithium project designated strategic for EU critical raw materials
The European Union has designated Serbia’s Jadar lithium project as strategic for critical raw materials, creating new opportunities for Serbia
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European Commission designation of Serbia’s Jadar lithium project draws transparency concerns
The European Commission has designated the Jadar lithium and boron mining project in Serbia as a strategic energy project outside
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Rio Tinto disputes claims on landfills, explosives, subsidence and environmental impacts
Rio Tinto has responded to allegations made by Dr. Ratko Ristić, a professor at the Faculty of Forestry, regarding the
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Serbia draft strategy for mineral resources faces criticism over mining expansion
The Draft Strategy for the Management of Mineral and Geological Resources of Serbia (2025–2040), with a projection to 2050, has
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Rio Tinto updates capital cost estimates for Serbia’s Jadar lithium project
Rio Tinto is reassessing the costs of its lithium mining project in Serbia, according to Chad Blewitt, director of the
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EU strategic projects list sparks criticism over Jadar lithium project
European Commission decision and Jadar Valley concerns Aleksandar Jovanović, leader of the Ecological Uprising movement, criticized the European Commission’s decision
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Fruška Gora National Park introduces dinar entry fees for pedestrians and vehicles
Serbia’s Fruška Gora National Park has introduced an entrance fee system under the Law on Fees for Public Goods Usage.
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Solar prosumers in Serbia surpass 4,300 as solar costs and payback are assessed
In Serbia, the number of prosumers—people and businesses that both consume and produce energy—has increased. As of January this year,
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EU-backed Jadar lithium mine faces environmental protests and political dispute
An EU-supported effort to develop Serbia’s lithium reserves has become a flashpoint in relations with Brussels. The project centers on