Croatian Geological Institute: "There Is No Room for Panic, Water in Lika Can Be Used Normally"
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The Croatian Geological Institute (HGI) has issued a statement due to the great public interest and frequent calls from institutions and the media regarding groundwater pollution from the landfill at Bilajska Street 50 in Gospić. – Since the HGI is not even in […] The post Croatian Geological Institute: “There is no room for panic, water in Lika can be used normally” first appeared on Novi list.
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They state that they are publishing the press release due to the great public interest and frequent calls from institutions and the media regarding groundwater pollution from the landfill at Bilajska Street 50 in Gospić...
The Croatian Geological Institute (HGI) has published an analysis of possible groundwater contamination due to an illegal landfill in Bilajska Street in Gospić. The Institute's experts say that the public water supply in Gospić and the surrounding area is not at risk, but that the landfill should be remediated as soon as possible. The HGI notes that it was not involved in the research of the landfill itself, and its statement […] Source
The case of hazardous waste disposal in Gospić and its impact on the health of citizens is a major topic in Croatia for a reason, which is why a large public protest will be organized in Zagreb on Saturday. In addition to the residents of Gospić themselves, representatives of the government and the opposition have also joined the discussion about hazardous waste,...
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