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New Artificial Turf Without Microplastics Is Changing Sports Fields
Artificial turf, most commonly used on sports fields, children’s playgrounds, in parks, and for landscaping yards, is generally made from fossil-fuel-based plastics and often contains rubber or plastic infill. For this reason, the development of the first biopolymer artificial turf…
The Youth for Clean Energy Section Drives Innovation in Tuzla
How waste can be smartly utilized with a bit of creativity is demonstrated by the students of the Mechanical School in Tuzla. Through the school section Youth for Clean Energy, which was established relatively recently, they are developing ideas and…
“The Climate Walker” on a 12,000-kilometer route: currently in Bosnia and Herzegovina, continues toward Serbia
Climate change is one of the most important global topics today, but despite numerous warnings and discussions, much of it still remains just talk. However, there are ways to take action, and one particularly inspiring and unusual endeavor is that…
E-Mobility in Slovenia: Home Charging as the Key to Inclusive E-Mobility
E-mobility in Slovenia has recorded strong growth in recent years, but the key questions today are no longer related solely to the number of vehicles on the road. The focus has shifted to infrastructure quality, user experience, and public trust…
Poland’s Energy Transition: Subsidies And Programs Accelerate Investments In Renewables
In recent years, Poland has been rapidly developing its renewable energy sector. A country long reliant on coal is increasingly investing in modernizing its power grid and integrating clean energy sources. An overview of the country’s current energy landscape, its…
Four examples that show how renewable energy sources are transforming energy security
Conflicts around the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one-fifth of the world’s oil and gas supplies pass, have exposed the vulnerability of global reliance on fossil fuels. At the same time, instability in the Middle East is increasingly steering…
Cardboard Revolution: Five Years of the Fight for Water, Air, and Public Goods in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The movement „Karton revolucija” was founded five years ago in Tuzla, determined to fight for dignity and against injustice, as well as for the right to water, air, and food. The founders of the movement, Adi Selman and Nedim Musić,…