The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) warns that all Bulgarian rivers and their feeders have been affected by pollution, drought, wastewater and extraction of inert materials. Thus, the migration of animal species was impeded. A total of 270 hydropower plants were built on 325 rivers in this country and another 200 projects for construction of water power plants have been approved. As a result, Danube River and its feeders lost 60% of the fish populations in the past 20 years. 50 fish species of which 4 extinct and 46 endangered of extinction were included in Bulgaria’s Red Book.
The delegation of the Bulgarian socialists in the European Parliament is organizing a discussion under the title "I Want You to Hear Me!" It is a charitable cause and is dedicated to the problems and challenges facing children and..
The University of Ruse is organizing a series of events aimed at its foreign students. The aim of the initiative is for young people to get acquainted with Bulgarian traditions, culture, history and customs, as well as to join the..
Alarming data on the state of water resources and access to water for domestic use and irrigation were presented at a hearing in the National Assembly on the problems of water scarcity in the country. The Minister of Environment and Water, Petar..
The budget execution will be 3%. In the National Assembly, Deputy Prime Minister and Caretaker Minister of Finance Lyudmila Petkova pointed out that..
A team of Bulgarian scientists is leaving for Antarctica for Bulgaria’s first astronomical project. The Bulgarian Antarctic base "St. Kliment..
The European Investment Bank is providing a €250 million loan to Bulgaria to support co-financing of priority projects under European..
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