Natural sciences
The PCR Laboratory in Pleven will be Ready by the End of Next Week
By the end of next week, the PCR Laboratory for the establishment of COVID-19 in Pleven will be ready. The rector of the Pleven Medical University, Professor Slavcho Tomov, assured this at today's meeting of the Regional Operations Headquarters. The laboratory will be located at Second Clinic. "The research will be done by people who have experience with PCR.
High levels of heavy metals detected at Syros port
An organization dedicated to healthy seas is calling on the Environment Ministry to conduct an investigation into the quality of the water in Ermoupoli port on the island of Syros after discovering worryingly high levels of heavy metals on the seabed.
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A billion dollar surprise: Tons of gold lie in the south of Serbia
Canada-based explorer company Medgold Resources has now confirmed those results, so it is now certain that there is gold in the area close to the border with Bulgaria and North Macedonia, "Novosti" reports.
Eurostat: Production of Industrial Chemicals in the EU Increased in 2018
Production of industrial chemicals in the European Union (EU) increased in 2018 compared with the previous 3 years, but it is still at lower levels than in 2004, Eurostat data showed.
Private equity fund GSOL eyes takeovers to expand ferronickel business
A private equity fund, which has grown in five years to be the world's second biggest producer of stainless steel ingredient ferronickel, is holding talks about four or five potential acquisitions, one of its executives told Reuters.
Pollutant-related deaths almost twice the EU average
The number of early deaths caused by air pollution in Greece is nearly double the European Union average, according to research.
Data from the European Environment Agency show that there were 16,440 early deaths in Greece in 2016 due to exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5), nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and ozone (O3).
Massive blast at chemical plant in Catalan city leaves 1 dead
At least one person has been killed following a huge explosion on Jan. 14 at a petrochemical plant in the industrial Catalan city of Tarragona.
The blast was so strong that it caused a building around three kilometers (about two miles) away to collapse. It was there that the death occurred.
Sunny Today, with Light to Moderate Northwest Wind
It will be sunny today, the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH) reported. There will be light northwest wind; in eastern Bulgaria it will be moderate, blowing from the north.
Maximum temperatures between 2C and 7C, in Sofia - about 3C. Atmospheric pressure will be higher than the monthly average and will remain constant throughout the day.
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What are the Three Most Polluted Places on the Planet?
The three most polluted places on the planet are in Indonesia, Russia and Bangladesh.
Indonesia has been mostly associated with Bali's sunshine views. It is hard to imagine that the dirtiest place in the world, littered with tons of garbage, dying and decaying animals, is located there.
New Platform Shows Real-Time Air Pollution in Sofia
The cleanliness of the air will be able to be tracked completely online in real time. The metropolitan municipality presented its own monitoring system. It started operating today. The aim is to be a natural extension of the systems of citizens' initiatives for air pollution.