AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWaste Cleanup in Gospić: Croatia is accelerating remediation of a major illegal dump site near Gospić, with plans to cover the area to stop water infiltration, remove surface waste (about 4,500 tonnes), and tackle buried ash estimated at 32,000–33,000 tonnes. EV Push for Citizens: The Environmental Protection and Energy Efficiency Fund says a public call for co-financing electric vehicles is coming this autumn, with €20 million earmarked for EVs and plug-in hybrids excluded. Heat and Crops Under Pressure: European heatwaves are cutting yields, with Croatia hit too—fruit and grape production down around 30% and most olive groves lacking irrigation. Sea Temperatures Stay Record-Warm: September sea records have been broken along the Croatian coast, with Split and Komiža reaching around 28°C, and even higher readings reported near Mljet. Dubrovnik’s Greener Visitor Management: Dubrovnik’s “Green Ring” project is planting 57 new trees near the old city, while the Dubrovnik Pass has reached the final of a European sustainable cultural tourism award.
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