The frequent usage of copper compounds in vineyards can lead to enrichment of soil by this element as well as the reduction of weed species germination. The researches were done during 2020 at the sites of Erdevik, Banoštor and Sremski Karlovci. Firstly, the quantity of copper in soil from 50 - 800 mg/kg soil was determined at the above ment...

By Milan Blagojević, Vera Rašković, Nemanja Stošić, Milan Glišić, Vojislav Tomić, Stefan Marković

Man's communication with nature, that is, his necessity of coexistence with it, is, in fact, a continuous process, which has occupied the attention of world scientists since the time of ancient thinkers. Today, more than ever, this issue is central to the work of scientists in numerous social studies, where topics about changing the conditions of t...

By Emin Mesić, Zlatko Mecan

Wastewater is a danger to the environment. Natural recipients (rivers, lakes and the sea) are most endangered due to the physico-chemical, biological and toxic content of wastewater. Wastewater treatment means the reduction of pollution to those concentrations with which treated wastewater discharged into recipients becomes non-hazardous to environ...

By Slavko Đurić, Milan Milotić, Zdravko Božičković, Dragiša Đorđić

The opencut mine "Šićki Brod" of the Kreka Mine ended the exploitation of coal in 1987. In the abandoned crater, using the underground water sources, Lake "Kop" Šićki Brod was formed. Nature hastaken its course and made sure that the lake and the area around it are enriched with flora and fauna. The Assembly of Tuzla Canton (TC) adopt...

By Sead Softić

World energy consumption will grow significantly, up to 40% in the next two decades. The growth of energy needs, accompanied by economic development, contributes to the general well-being of society. However, fossil energy sources are not inexhaustible and their use has a significant negative impact on the environment.Of all renewable energy source...

By Mirsad Nuković

The current consequences of profiteering industrialism in the world are not easy to remedy. However, it is even more difficult to move to a new technological, economic, political and ethical platform of life and work. It is necessary to first thoroughly thorough the scientific fundamental assumptions and adopted principles, which refer to the exist...

By Mirko Tešić

The discovery of fossil fuels, coal, oil, natural gas and nuclear energy has significantly changed humanity and the environment. They have brought progress to humanity in all economic sectors, but they have left and still leave unforeseeable consequences for the environment and especially for the climate of the entire planet. As these are non-renew...

By Melisa Lolić

Education for sustainable development, environmental protection, and rational use of energy is part of lifelong learning that should start from early childhood. Today's children from an early age face changes in society, economic inequality, but also the consequences of human impact on natural systems, which is why educational policies at all level...

By Martina Glasnović

In order to protect arable land from erosion, floods, inadequate irrigation, construction and infrastructural networks undermining, it is necessary to apply the environmental laws of the law on spatial planning, as well as the use of environmental instruments by management. The management of the company that manages arable land prepares internal do...

By Lejla Karzić, Suad Obradović

Today, tourism as an industry is facing major changes in demand, new conditions and increased competition, which is why mass tourism is no longer as popular as the classic destinations that offer sun and sea as a tourist product. Accordingly, the Republic of Croatia needs to develop new forms of tourism such as ecotourism. So far, ecotourism in the...

By Marinko Mikić, Duško Stić