Serbia
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Environment
N. Macedonia battles a lots wildfires after weeks of heat
Firefighters in North Macedonia fought a dozen wildfires fanned by heavy winds for a 3rd day on Wednesday, and hot temperature levels and dry weather likewise sustained smaller blazes throughout Greece and the Balkans, authorities said. One fire was spreading out in the municipality of Negrevo near the Bulgarian border and another around Kumanovo near Serbia, said Goran Stojanovski at North Macedonia's centre for crisis management. Since of the heats, the plant life is dry and the soil is really hot, which is making our work more difficult, he stated. North Macedonia's southerly neighbour Greece has long fought with wildfires
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Mining
Serbia to give green light for Rio Tinto lithium mine, feet reports
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is preparing to provide Rio Tinto the thumbs-up to develop Europe's largest lithium mine two years after Belgrade aborted the job, the Financial Times said on Sunday. Vucic informed the paper that brand-new warranties from the worldwide mining giant and the European Union looked set to resolve Serbia's concerns over whether required environmental requirements would be fulfilled at the Jadar website in the west of the country. Rio Tinto said in a declaration emailed to : We. think the Jadar Job has the prospective to be a first-rate. property that might function as a catalyst for