Enrollment lasts from October 6 to 31, and future students will have the opportunity to create their own study plan, with a large number of electives
The world's oldest and once largest iceberg A231 is melting before our eyes and could be gone by November. Why and what are the consequences
The summer of 2025 would have been recorded as record hot and dry a couple of decades ago
Since the beginning of summer in Serbia, it has not yet rained as much as it was supposed to fall only in June
Rising ocean levels threaten to engulf the island nation of Tuvalu. As of this year, Australia is giving Tuvalu citizens "climate visas" and other benefits. Is this the future for other parts of the world threatened by climate change?
For the first time in the history of measurements, summer days (20+ °C) were registered in Valjevo, Kragujevac and Kraljevo - in December
According to the European Union's Climate Change Service, 2024 will almost certainly surpass 2023 as the hottest year on record
If the Paris agreement on climate change is not respected, in a world that would be three or four degrees warmer, it is impossible to expect that all buildings in Belgrade will be reshaped so that they are adequate for living in high temperatures. Without respecting the Paris Agreement, droughts like this year's will happen eight times in 10 years, and in that situation there is no adjustment, Đurđević warns.
Studies have shown that cities are particularly vulnerable to dangerous temperature rises due to the "heat island effect". Buildings, roads and infrastructure absorb and radiate the sun's heat more than natural environments like forests or water
A small number of repairmen have a license, and there are no free appointments for appointments, so many are now managing the issue of purchasing freon or giving up air conditioning servicing, a car repairman told "Vreme". The Association of Car Service Centers of Serbia appeals to the authorities to enable work in accordance with the law
On almost all continents, record temperatures were recorded in the past week, which could lead to great heat in the continuation of 2024.
The international community called for the abandonment of fossil fuels for the first time at a UN climate conference. The participants of the conference in Dubai expressed their satisfaction with the agreement reached
The preliminary mean monthly temperature of 18,6 °C, recorded during October this year, is the highest mean October temperature in the capital of Serbia since 1887
The total material damage caused by extreme events from 2000 to 2022 is estimated at more than 5 billion euros
The increased risk of mortality persists for up to two months after a flood, according to a study of over 700 flooded communities from 2000 to 2019.
The average annual temperature in Belgrade for the period from 1941 to 1990 was 11,9 degrees Celsius, and in the last 30 years it rose to 13,2 degrees
Researchers analyzed 4.711 cities in July, the hottest month since temperature records have been recorded, and found that 4.019 have visible effects of climate change.
Instead of July heat, we got deadly storms. The Climate 101 portal offers answers to key questions: why, from where, and whether there is a defense
It seems that at the moment war is more important than hunger, such a situation only makes it even more difficult to get to know climate refugees. It is clear that there is currently no solution to overcome the problem of climate refugees and the hungry. There, the solution is much easier to find than the one for resolving armed conflicts. The billions sent to Ukraine for weapons could have stabilized the situation in Ethiopia, South Sudan and Sudan
Researchers believe more records will be broken in the coming months as El Niño strengthens. Since the beginning of this year, there has been increasing concern about the rapid rise in temperatures on land and at sea
This summer will be hotter than those of 30 or 40 years ago, but it will not be hotter than last year, says climatologist Vladimir Đurđević
Sustainable aviation fuel (bio-fuel) will make up 2050 percent of the total fuel intended for flights on the Old Continent by 70. Airlines will have to fill in only as much gasoline as they need for the flight, no more than that, while airports will be obliged to build the infrastructure to supply biofuels.
Of all the local media, only the Klima 101 portal announced that the General Assembly of the United Nations voted that everyone in the world has the right to a healthy, clean and sustainable environment. Serbia voted - for. By the way, we owe the planet Earth resources that would take 19 years to renew
Due to climate changes in certain regions, where heat waves normally last 20 days a year, even half a year of extreme temperatures is predicted. The comfort zone for humans is temperatures between 4 and 35 degrees Celsius, when the humidity does not exceed 50 percent.
