Croatia Opposes Construction of Slovenian Hydroelectric Power Plant. Slovenians: You Have No Veto Right

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CROATIA opposes Slovenia's plan to build the Mokrice hydroelectric power plant on the Sava River due to the threat to Zagreb's water supply and negative environmental consequences. Slovenia points out that Croatia does not have the right to veto the project.

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Croatians oppose the construction because it poses a risk of deteriorating the state of water in Croatia.

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Croatia does not agree to the construction project of the Mokrice hydroelectric power plant that Slovenia plans to build on the Sava River, not far from the state border. This hydroelectric power plant is supposed to be the last in a series of six plants on the lower reaches of the Sava, and its location is planned to be only about 450 meters from the border with Croatia. Slovenian Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning Polona Rifelj...

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The Slovenian government will decide on Thursday whether to prioritize energy interests over nature protection, paving the way for the construction of the controversial Mokrice hydroelectric power plant on the Sava River, which threatens to further lower the groundwater level in Zagreb. "The energy sector has taken over our country," concludes Andreja Slameršek of the Slovenian Fish Research Society. The post Controversial dam threatens the Sava…