Croatian Minister Builds Factory in Bosnia, and Citizens Rise up Against It! More than 2,000 People Said NO, Here's What's Happening
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More than a decade after the first permits were issued, the animal waste processing plant in Kakanj has not yet been built, but the investor has received a renewed environmental permit. It is opposed by residents of five local communities and the Municipality of Kakanj, and the legality of the solution is now being challenged in court. At the site of the planned animal waste processing plant in Kakanj – without work for years and […]
The dispute over the animal waste processing plant in Kakanj is heating up again. Gordan Grlić Radman, one of the co-owners of a company linked to the project, appeared at the site of the planned facility, while a civic initiative warns that the court proceedings related to the environmental permit have not yet been completed. The proj...
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