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Zagreb Streets Welcome Autonomous Taxis – The First Step Towards Driverless Rides in Europe
Imagine a perfectly ordinary taxi ride. You sit down, close the door, and within minutes, a conversation starts on its own. Sometimes it drifts into serious topics, sometimes into laughter, sometimes you find yourself recounting your whole day to a…
River Thames – From Biologically Dead to a Symbol of Nature’s Recovery
Rivers extend far beyond the confines of a geographical concept, as natural waterways that flow from their sources to the sea. Their beds are the cradles of civilizations. Symbolically, rivers are often associated with purity, forgiveness of the past, and…
More Than Energy: How Solar Panels Are Transforming Aquaculture
Solar panels are no longer tied exclusively to rooftops or farmland. Exploring new horizons, they are increasingly being seen on terraces, above parking lots, and over sea surfaces, in search of solutions that, beyond producing clean energy, also provide additional…
From Desert to Pasture: Solar Energy That Changes Lives
Solar power plants are no longer just projects of the future – they are already shaping the present and the world ahead. What remains is to consider how they can be used in the best possible way: how to make…
A Practical Guide for Local Governments: Supporting the Formation of Energy Communities
The concept of energy communities is becoming increasingly prominent in discussions about a just energy transition—one that aims to include all segments of society. However, for a large portion of Serbia’s population, such concepts remain unfamiliar or are perceived as…
Sponge Cities – The Future of Urban Life in a World of Extreme Change
How often throughout the year do you notice sudden weather changes in the city where you live—or in more urban places you visit—that clearly affect your mood? At times, it seems as though we don’t even know what we want:…
Bioplastic Film – Sustainable Buildings With Passive Cooling
Sustainable and climate-resilient buildings are increasingly adopting passive cooling principles, reducing electricity consumption and relying on conventional cooling systems only when necessary. Researchers from Zhengzhou University in China and the University of South Australia have developed an innovative solution of…