Due to extremely high temperatures and low rainfall over the past month, lakes, springs and rivers have dried up throughout Serbia, leaving residents without water for drinking and basic needs, as well as for agriculture and animal husbandry.
The Right to Water initiative launched the campaign "Together we send initiatives to make the taps come to life".
In the time of climate change, installation of public taps is an urgent measure of care for public health
In the town of Donja Suvaja in the municipality of Gračac (Croatia) on 25.07.2024. In 2008, a protest was held against the construction of a small hydroelectric power plant (MHP)…
The Women's Network for Nature and the Environment gathered its members in Zlatar from July 12 to 14, 2024, for the workshop "Nature's budget, not a bouquet".
Yesterday's decision of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia to revive the Jadar project was followed by unacceptable pressure on activists, whose goal was to divide the population and discourage them from fighting for the environment.
