Three Balkan capitals—Belgrade, Pristina, and Sarajevo—have been identified as some of the most polluted cities globally, ranking among the top ten. This alarming situation is exacerbated by the onset of colder temperatures, leading to increased use of fossil fuels for heating, particularly coal and wood. Key Takeaways Belgrade, Pristina, and Sarajevo rank among the top [ ]
Monday 13 October 2025
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Balkan Capitals Among World’s Most Polluted Cities
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