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Turkey's coal exit by 2030 could reduce power sector emission by 82.8 pct
Turkey could be coal free by 2030 if fossil fuel companies are made financially responsible for their externalities in line with the "polluter pays" principle, and if the government ends coal subsidies, according to a new report from a group of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) on Nov. 2.
Weather in Bulgaria: November Begins with Warm Temperatures Between 13°-18°C
Today over the flat part of the country will prevail cloudy and foggy weather. This was announced for FOCUS News Agency by the weather forecaster on duty Krassimir Stoev from the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH).
Philistines were likely of Greek origin, new DNA evidence claims
According to scientists there was a European-related gene flow that took place during the transition from the Bronze to the Iron Age
Albanian President Urges Action over ‘Mass Poisoning’ in Kruja
The prosecution in the town of Kruja has opened an investigation into a suspected mass poisoning which President Ilir Meta has described as a serious threat to people's lives.
Lithium Lobbying: The Mining Plan in Serbia that’s Too Big to Fail
The permits have yet to be issued and Serbian authorities have mooted the possibility of a referendum, but with so much at stake can "the voice of the people" really stop mining giant Rio Tinto's plan to dig Europe's biggest lithium mine in western Serbia?
There is something strange about our universe, scientists find after mapping the cosmos
The change could be far more fundamental, suggesting for instance that Einstein’s general theory of relativity could need replacing
Unior to launch new production line with SID bank loan
Zreče – Unior, a Zreče-based group specialising in forged steel and tools, has signed a contract with the SID development and export bank on a EUR 5.7 million loan for the financing of a new line of aluminium products. The 12-year loan involves a six-year moratorium on principal repayment.
574 Romanians Have Died in 24 hours from COVID-19
574 Romanians have lost their lives in the last 24 hours due to complications from COVID-19, Reuters reported, citing the government in Bucharest. This is the highest number of victims since the beginning of the pandemic.
The new cases confirmed during the day are 18,863 with 81,054 tests performed. More than 1,800 people are being treated in intensive care units.
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