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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 European Parliament has given final approval to a new regulation introducing circular economy principles into the European Union’s automotive sector, with the aim of reducing resource consumption, increasing the use of recycled materials, and improving end-of-life vehicle management. The…

Nectar is a sweet liquid rich in sugars that plants use to attract bees and other insects. Honey is processed nectar that bees store as a reserve for periods when forage is unavailable, while pollen is a fine powder and…

I n order to preserve the traditional values of Vojvodina – above all, its multiculturalism and diversity – the desire to contribute to the local community brought together a critical mass of people from business, culture, and art in the…

Despite growing evidence that waste incineration is not a solution for the circular economy, governments and utility companies in the Western Balkans are increasingly turning to the construction of waste incineration plants and the use of fuel derived from waste…

The Special Nature Reserve “Kraljevac” in southern Banat stands out as an oasis sustained by the dedication of people who see in its preservation far more than projects and administrative obligations—they see long-term responsibility and a mission. One of the…

Microplastics have undoubtedly become a widely discussed topic in recent years—not because environmental awareness is currently “trendy,” but because it has become fundamentally clear how pervasive microplastics are and how difficult they are to remove once they enter ecosystems. Part…