AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGroundwater Watch: Zagreb has hired a company to monitor water near the Savica tar pits, where about 33,000 tonnes of hazardous industrial waste sit close to the Petruševec drinking-water supply area. The testing will track whether contamination is reaching groundwater. Megafarm Opposition: Protesters in Koprivnica are opposing a poultry complex near protected areas at Legrad, planned to raise 1.8 million chickens a year. They warn of risks to the Drava, wildlife and nearby communities. Ocean Protection: Croatian conservationist Kristijan Curavić appealed for stronger action against marine pollution during an underwater address off Krapanj, alongside a plastic-removal record attempt. Tourism Pressure: Croatia logged 104.9 million overnight stays through September, with 100.5 million on the Adriatic coast—underscoring the strain visitor growth can place on natural resources and infrastructure.
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