One of the basic and above all fundamental European values is environmental protection as a relatively new concept in the development of the EU. The Directive of the European Union on the consumption of energy from renewable sources states that energy from renewable sources or renewable energy sources is one of the strategic goals of the European U...

By Dražen Sarjanović, Pavel Kovač, Dušan Ješić, Borislav Savković

Sustainable urban mobility in the conditions of the green transition from conventional fuels to renewable energy sources in traffic is one of the main challenges, not only in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but also in Europe and beyond. Given that more than 70% of EU citizens live in urban areas (42.7% in Bosnia and Herzegovina) they generate 23% of total...

By Sinan Alispahić, Šezad Hodžić, Kemal Spahić

The right to sustainable development is a human right. Viewing the green economy as an economy of green growth, and the green growth as a policy of sustainable development must be a consideration of the totality of legally regulated relations between both elements and factors of green economy and green growth, in which complex reality simultaneousl...

By Azra Goran Ramić

The advantages of inland water transport in terms of environmental impact, transport efficiency make it very attractive for the main segments of multimodal/intermodal transport, but at the same time significant efforts are needed to ensure its good interaction with other modes of transport for the remaining modal shares of the transports. The work ...

By Asen Asenov, Velizara Pencheva, Ivelin Zanev, Ivan Georgiev, Boril Ivanov

As Bosnia and Herzegovina is a multiethnic, multinational and multireligious country according to the highest legal and political document - the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina, human rights and basic freedoms are a very important topic to be discussed, especially in the area of freedom of thought, conscience and religion. The freedom of tho...

By Belma Adilović, Slađana Kosmajac, Dragan Golijanin

During the actual energy crisis, primarily in the EU but also in our region, governments in the region are intensively trying to decentralize production in the energy sector by encouraging the construction of new production facilities and encouraging citizens to produce electricity. The largest number of renewable sources of electricity (RES) are c...

By Saša Đekić

This paper presents the problems associated with the implementation and exploatation of wireless sensor networks. We will present the specifics of the problem and set up models that describe them. We will describe the optimization methodology of various parameters of interest and present some of the popular methods that provide good solutions to th...

By Emina Zekotić, Goran Popović

The purpose of this paper is to define and describe one of the most important causes of today's illness - stress, and to explain the causes and consequences of stress in traffic and in everyday life. Stress is defined as a state of long-term tension resulting from physiological, psychosomatic reactions that result in a deterioration of health, frus...

By Tihomir Đurić, Senahid Milanović

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

Occupational safety economics aims to study the economic consequences of unfavorable working conditions and inadequate occupational safety and their impact on business results. The paper analyzes the injuries and sick leaves over a period of seven years in one of the mines in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The number of lost working hours as well as losse...

By Sead Softić