Western Balkan power plants caused ‘nearly 19,000 deaths’ in Europe, according to report estimates
Over the last three years, almost 19,000 people died as a result of pollution from coal-fired power plants in the Western Balkans, according to estimates in a new report
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Serbian leader Aleksandar Vučić are expected to discuss the Western Balkan country's reform agenda for the New Growth Plan for the region, among other topics.
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The Croatian coastal city's one-of-a-kind sea o-rgan is an intricate network of pipes and chambers, and is powered only by the force of the sea. The musical seafront has become an increasingly popular spot, as a heatwave sweeps across the Balkans.
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Experts say it's time to act to avoid more climate-based disasters across Europe and urge European leaders to address the concerning trends in weather across the continent.
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Thousands of people rallied in several towns in Serbia on Monday to protest a lithium excavation project the Balkan country's government recently signed with the European Union.
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