Jasna Dragojević
Jasna Dragojević
Solar energy is the future – but only if it’s safe
Solar energy today symbolizes clean energy and sustainable progress. However, in the event of a fire, this “green story” can turn into an environmental threat – with the emission of chemicals, toxic gases, and significant material damage. Only comprehensive fire…
Sustainability Certificates – Standards Shaping Modern Buildings Worldwide
Sustainable construction is today one of the key directions in contemporary architecture and urban planning. It reduces negative environmental impacts, encourages the rational use of resources, and improves the quality of life for building users. In this process, certification systems…
Land, climate and regenerative agriculture – it’s time to change the rules of the game
Agriculture is the largest global employer and the only sector whose products we all use every day, multiple times. It still primarily takes place on land, which is the source of as much as 95 percent of the food we…
The Forests of Serbia – Guardians of Water, Soil, Life, and the Future
As the world increasingly recognises forests as key allies in the fight against climate change, Serbia is recording a positive trend – forest cover today stands at 39 percent, with total green cover reaching 43.1 percent of the country’s territory.…
Bihać – When Tourism Development Goes Hand in Hand With Care for Nature
The city of Bihać is located in the northwest of Bosnia and Herzegovina and is known for its exceptional natural beauty and rich cultural and historical heritage. Much of the city abounds with springs, streams, rivers, and underground waters, and…
YugoHrana – Sharing Empathy and Surplus from the Plate
Food waste has always sparked debate within human communities. While some had the privilege of surplus, often discarded without much thought, others strove through solidarity and sharing to ensure everyone could at least have a bite. Today, however, food surplus…
When local waste becomes a resource
Plastic is one of the greatest environmental challenges of our time – it decomposes slowly, often ends up in rivers, lakes, and forests, and harms not only plant and animal life but also human health. Solving this issue involves reducing…