The top topic of the 21st century is hydrogen. Europe has adopted goals for a clean industry and established a century-long timeline for implementing its plans. This fact places hydrogen technologies in a civilizational dimension equal to regional values. The decarbonization of industry, transport, and energy is locked in. As things stand now, the ...

By Mehmed Konaković, Abidin Deljanin

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 convergence of advanced materials science and circular economy principles is redefining the future of sustainable engineering. This paper explores the transformative role of biocomposites, nanomaterials, and smart materials in minimizing environmental impact and fostering resource-efficient production systems. By integrating these materials int...

By Azra Ahmić, Muhamed Ćosić

The paper provides an overview of the impact of shielding gases of conventional and advanced welding processes with regard to the three-fold sustainability approach (economic, environmental and social). The aim of the paper is to review the available literature on the environmental impact of advanced welding technologies applied to steels. The lite...

By Zdravko Božičković, Darijo Božičković, Slavko Đurić

Climate change and environmental pollution represent a serious threat to humanity. In response, the European Union launched the European Green Deal, a strategy aimed at transforming the EU into a climate-neutral economy by 2050 that uses resources efficiently. The goal is to ensure that economic growth is no longer dependent on the exploitation of ...

By Selma Otuzbir Mecan, Amira Perenda

This paper analyzes the impact of road traffic on biodiversity and traffic safety in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH, focusing on two key aspects: the ecological pressure from vehicle emissions and the safety problem of animal-vehicle collisions (AVC). The analysis of the vehicle fleet structure shows that the average age of registered vehicles is abou...

By Tarik Ejubović, Mujo Mališević

One of the key issues of teaching, especially within a didactically correct framework, is focused on the functioning of school kitchens, and relates to the acquisition of the necessary knowledge about nutrition and the creation of eating habits. The growing trend of obesity among young populations is alarming, which is not only in physical (in)acti...

By Ivica Opačak, Atanas Kozarev

In the contemporary context of climate change and the increasing demand for environmentally friendly food production, the sustainability of small agricultural holdings has become a key issue in agroeconomics. The aim of this paper is to explore the economic challenges faced by small farms during the green transition process and to analyze their pot...

By Mate Budimir, Ljubomir Madunić, Zrinka Tolušić Sić

The main goal of the circular economy is to gradually break the link between economic growth and the use of limited natural resources, with the ultimate goal of establishing a system that does notgenerate waste. Unlike the traditional, linear economic model that functions according to the principleof "take - use - discard", CE promotes a model base...

By Zlatica Kuliš

The application of artificial intelligence in combating cybercrime has become one of the most important issues in modern justice systems and information security. Artificial intelligence enables advanced threat detection, large-scale data analysis, and prediction of potential attacks, thereby strengthening the capacities of judicial and security in...

By Nadine Jukić