Croatian and Italian Environment Ministers Discuss Adriatic Sea Pollution
ZAGREB, January 18, 2018 - Croatian Environmental Protection and Energy Minister Tomislav Ćorić discussed the waste pollution of the Adriatic Sea at a meeting of the coordinating committee of Croatian and Italian ministers in Rome on Thursday, Ćorić's ministry said in a press release.
Croatia Only EU Member State to Oppose Faster Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Another dubious distinction for Croatia.
Dangerously High Levels of Antibiotic Traces Found in Sava River?
Croatian scientists claim that the Sava river is severely polluted.
Cleaning the Adriatic, One Bag at a Time: Join the BlueBag Initiative
In love with your Adriatic holiday? Why not put something back on your next visit with 10 minutes of your time by joining the BlueBag campaign to clean up the beaches and waters which are a paradise for millions?
Cleaner Air Coming to Slavonski Brod
Central authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina protest over the agreement.
INA to Start Collecting Waste Cooking Oil
Engine oil is not the only kind of oil INA is interested in.
Waste Collection Bills to Skyrocket?
In Rijeka, the bills are already more than 100 percent higher.
475 Million Euros for Croatia’s Waste Management Efforts
The European Union is ready to finance Croatia’s move towards a circular economy.
Refinery Near Slavonski Brod to Finally Reduce Pollution
Citizens of Slavonski Brod and surrounding areas will breathe more easily.
From 2019, No More Free Plastic Bags in Croatian Stores
After a recent warning from the EU, the government springs into action.
