Ecology
Guardian: The air in Belgrade is hotter than in any city in Europe
Five of the continent's 15 most polluted neighborhoods are located in Belgrade, according to a "Guardian" analysis based on air quality data in Europe.
Five of the continent's 15 most polluted neighborhoods are located in Belgrade, according to a "Guardian" analysis based on air quality data in Europe.
Serbia is the fourth country in the world in terms of percentage of coal in electricity production. Only India, South Africa and Mongolia are ahead, and Poland and Kazakhstan have approximately the same results
The source of "Vremena" says that not enough good lignite is sent to TENT and that is why it has already happened that the mixture of lignite with tailings is burned with the help of fuel oil: "They tried that this time as well, but now they were not lucky."
"Postponing investment repairs, both mines and mining equipment, is the constant action of the CEO of Elekroprivreda Srbija Milorad Grčić. Over time, tailings removal was reduced to scratching, regular annual overhauls were skipped as much as possible, and all forces were focused on coal production, because the boss likes big numbers." This was written more than four years ago in the text "Restrictions in the announcement" by "Vremena" journalist Zoran Majdin. It was as if he was writing today