Sun, Nov 22 2009

The Bulgarian Government is currently negotiating for yet another loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) for additional financing along the framework of the Ispa pre-accession aid programmes
Municipalities dragging their heels on the landfill construction issue will be punished through trimmed state subsidies, Bulgarian Environment Minister Nona Karadjova says.
Production output cut to 3.5 times lower than in H1 2009. Before the crisis, Radomir Metal Industries employed more than 1100 people and over 95 per cent of production was for export.
Bulgaria was one of the three European Union member states given an extension on the deadline to close 14 sub-standard landfill sites, the European Commission said in a media statement on July 17.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) could finance the construction of the waste treatment plant of the Bulgarian capital, deputy mayor Minko Gerdjikov has said
Waste collection in the Bulgarian capital city will be tackled with Budget money, according to a new waste management bill rushed into Parliament last week.
Bulgaria ranks third in the world in terms of smoking, after Japan and Greece.
Globul Green as an initiative attempts to promote and initiate not only increased environmental awareness among the Bulgarian population, but also to reduce its own carbon footprint. The company has saved over 34 068kg of paper, or the equivalent of 800 trees saved
Previously, the Madara Bulgarian Property Fund, listed at the London Stock Exchange wanted to to build a resort village with 15 000 capacity spanning the entire bay area. The controversial building project contemplated to be directly on the shore was eventually frozen indefinitely in light of the global economic downturn.
Bulgaria's Agriculture and Food Ministry said that it would not support the proposed reduction of turbot quotas for 2010, saying reductions would harm local industry.
Along with the rest of Europe, Bulgaria will see the all-electric Peugeot iOn appear in December 2010, Bulgarian Peugeot dealer said.
Hi Karal, I saw the same article some time ago. It seemed that the Company was based in England and is working on a Yorkshire Project near Selby.
Hi Karal, I saw the same article some time ago. It seemed that the Company was based in England and is working on a Yorkshire Project near Selby.
Hi Karal, I saw the same article some time ago. It seemed that the Company was based in England and is working on a Yorkshire Project near Selby.
Sirs: What seems to be an issue here is the remedy for a long term solution to the management and treatment of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) in Bulgaria. This issue without resulotion will not go away unless the Government and its Environment organisation realise that a long term solution cogniscant with the aims of EU Legislation is put in place.
In this regards therefore following on from the fall-out comcerning the parallel issues in Sofia - earlier this year - perhaps the Government should consider taking the residues from the MSW and converting it to the biofuel ethanol. By doing this not only do you have a solution to the waste issues but you can provide a valued fuel for transport at the same time and it can be effected economically. I understand that a Company made a similar recommendation to your newspaper some time ago in this ''write comment'' arena and that it was left in abeyance. Perhaps you should prime the Government again over this as it would solve the issue very easily.
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