-
-
-
-
-
-
Billions to be spent on adaptation measures to fight drought
The Ministry of the Environment has allocated over 10 billion crowns for adaptation measures against drought in the coming years, Environment Minister Anna Hubáčková told…
-
Czech Republic concerned over proposed EU waste directive
The Czech Environment Minister Libor Ambrozek will protest in Brussels against proposed changes in EU directives which he fears could lead to poorer EU countries being…
-
German minister reacts to Czech 'waste tourism' appeal
Germany's Minister for the Environment Sigmar Gabriel has said that the German government will try to prevent the further importing of illegal waste from Germany to the…
-
German-owned firm fined 7 million crows over illegal waste import
The Czech Environment Inspection has imposed a fine worth almost 7 million crowns on the company MTR Kladno, one of the major organisers of illegal waste imports from…
-
Sumava National Park head dismissed
Environment Minister Martin Bursik has dismissed Sumava National Park director Alois Pavlicko appointing the former director's deputy head in his place. The environment…
-
Billions needed to finish water-processing projects
More than 14 billion crowns, or over 680 million US dollars, is needed to finish various water processing projects around the country, the Environment Ministry said on…
-
President Zeman to be briefed on plans for Šumava nature reserve
President Miloš Zeman will meet with Environment Minister Richard Brabec on Tuesday to discuss the future of the Šumava National Park and the circumstances surrounding the…
-
PM prefers ministry bill on all national parks to Senate law on Šumava
Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka is opposed to a special law on the Šumava national park tabled by a group of Senators and approved by the upper chamber. Speaking after a…
-
Šumava National Park director resigns
The director of the Šumava National Park, František Krejčí, has tendered his resignation to the Minister of the Environment, Pavel Drobil. A ministry spokesperson told the…
-
Greenpeace says extension of coal mining at Bílina goes against Paris Climate Agreement
Greenpeace is protesting against the Environment Ministry’s decision to grant approval for extended mining at the Bílina coal mine until 2035. Greenpeace claims the…
-
Polish PM says Poland will not close Turów mine despite court ruling
Poland will not allow its Turów coal mine, located near the border with Czechia, to be closed and will do everything in its power to keep it operating until 2044, Polish…
-
Czech Republic likely to face tougher target for renewable sources
An Environment Ministry official has revealed that the European Commission is likely to order the Czech Republic to raise its renewable sources share in energy production…
-
Three new ministers to be appointed on Monday
Three new cabinet ministers will be appointed at the start of next week, Prime Minister Jan Fischer told reporters on Wednesday. The names of the new ministers of…
-
Czech local authorities rubbish ambitious waste law proposal
Czech local authorities have voiced their opposition to environment ministry plans to push through an ambitious shake up of the country’s waste and recycling rules, saying…
-
Prague to spend 8 billion crowns in EU subsidies on fighting drought
More than eight billion crowns from European subsidies is to be spent on fighting drought and on the retention of water in the landscape in the course of the next five…
-
Ostrava mayor calls on Brussels for help
The mayor of Ostrava, one of the most polluted cities in the country, has called on the EU’s environment commissioner for help in resolving the situation. Mayor Petr…
-
Šumava logging rally held in Prague
Both the opponents and the supporters of logging of bark beetle-infested trees in the Šumava National Park staged a rally in front of the Environment Ministry in Prague on…
-
Hladík ministerial role in doubt after police raids
The candidate to become new Czech minister of environment, Petr Hladík, may not now go forward for the post. The office of Mr. Hladík, who is a deputy mayor of Brno, was…
-
New team of experts on Temelin
The Czech Foreign Minister Cyril Svoboda and the Austrian Environment Minister Wilhelm Molterer have agreed to set up a joint team of experts which would debate…
-
Press: ČEZ ordered equipment worth billions of crowns for controversial power plant
The daily Hospodářskě noviny reported on Wednesday that the Czech state-owned energy company ČEZ ordered a new boiler for about seven billion crowns as part of…
Pages
- « první
- ‹ předchozí
- …
- 31
- 32
- 33
- 34
- 35
- 36
- 37
- 38
- 39
- …
- následující ›
- poslední »