Green energy is the energy of the future. Natural, that is, primary forms of energy can be divided into renewable and non-renewable, considering the time possibility of their exhaustion. We say renewable, because with these sources it is a fact that energy is consumed in an amount that does not exceed the rate at which it is created in nature. Econ...

By Mirsad Nuković, Edib Hajrović

A large amount of natural resources and energy is wasted during and after the building construction process which might cause environmental problems such as climate changes. To achieve higher standards of environmental protection a range of building assessment systems has been established. However, they are mostly connected with the efficiency of a...

By Raslanas Sailus, Romualdas Kliukas, Stasiukynas Andrius

The building consists of a ground floor and two floors, the base is 15940 mm wide, 39490 mm long, with ground floor elevations of ±0.00, floors +5.00 m, +11.60 m and a sloping roof with a double slope. The change in the purpose of the building caused the need to change the grid of the columns above the elevation of +5.00 m. The consequence o...

By Ivan Milojević, Mirsad Tarić, Veis Šerifi, Lidija Babić

This scientific research work will deal with recycled aggregate from its collection, processing, testing and application in the construction industry. Therefore, the first step in the production of recycled concrete is the collection of waste from construction sites, which includes destroyed and damaged concrete elements, pavers, as well as concret...

By Zlatica Kuliš

Green transition refers to the shift towards a sustainable economic and social system aimed at reducing the negative impact on the environment while maintaining economic stability and social justice. Sustainable development, as a modern concept, implies a balance between economic growth and social responsibility. A dynamic economy, combined with ec...

By Halid Ganija, Arif Ganija

The paper deals with waste management based on aspects of the circular economy and environmental protection. Large amounts of waste are generated in the world every day due to urbanization, technological development and the increase in human population. The development of modern society has conditioned the production of new, more sophisticated prod...

By Jovana Radaković

NaTech (Natural Hazard Triggering Technological Disasters) refers to events where natural disasters—such as floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, or landslides—trigger technological failures, leading to the release of hazardous substances, fires, or explosions. These compound events reflect the intersection between natural and technological ...

By Matevž Obrecht Obrecht, Borut Jereb, Maja Rosi, Bojana Slomšek Šlamberger, Martin Fale

The green transition represents a comprehensive the global concept of moving from the exploitation of fossil fuels, coal, oil and natural gas to renewable energy sources, solar, water, wind, biomass and others. At the same time, postmodern green technologies are the cornerstone of the aforementioned strategic concept, inspired by European Union doc...

By Slobodan Nešković

From the point of view of food safety, it is necessary to ensure that consumers and all other participants in the safety assurance system maintain confidence in the risk management process that is based on the existing well-structured legislative framework, which takes into account expertly based risk assessment, and which has as its ultimate goal ...

By Aida Varupa, Krsto Mijanović, Maja Salkić Smailkadić

The circular economy represents an alternative economic model that seeks to minimize waste and optimize resource use through reuse, repair, refurbishment, and recycling. This paper explores the importance of consumer education as a key factor in the successful transition to a circular economy. Through analysis of the current situation in Bosnia and...

By Nedžada Tolja, Aida Varupa, Maja Salkić Smailkadić