Croatian Government Puts Forward Plan to Handle Lika Waste Scandal - Total Croatia
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THE GOVERNMENT will make a decision on the urgent disposal of around 650 tons of waste from the location of the former PPK Velebit in Gospić at today's session, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced at the beginning of the Government session.
The decision states that companies affiliated with these companies may also participate in the implementation of the work, but on the condition that each such company independently meets all legally prescribed conditions.
Croatia does not know what to do with the waste that no longer has a place to dispose of, and at the same time, it has known for decades what it does not want – incinerators. While Europe has more than 500 of them, Croatia is the only member of the European Union without a single one. Now, after the waste scandal in Gospić, the issue of power plants is coming to the fore again. Would politicians accept them...
Croatian Government Puts Forward Plan to Handle Lika Waste Scandal - Total Croatia
September the 11th, 2026 – The Croatian Government has put forth its plan to handle the Lika hazardous waste scandal, stating that it will burn 650 tonnes of said waste in cement plants. The Croatian Government has revealed that it will handle the urgent disposal of around 650 tonnes of waste from the site of ...
Holcim in Istria will take over 300 tons of waste, the rest of the waste will go to the Nexe cement plant in Našice
The Government will today adopt a decision determining the urgent takeover, removal, transport, recovery and other appropriate management procedures for non-hazardous waste located at the PPK Velebit location.
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