A conference named Problems and Solutions for Improving Quality of Ambient Air was held in Sofia. The conference was organized by the Bulgarian Ministry of Environment and Water and aims at taking measures on a national level to reduce air pollution. Bulgaria’s Minister of Environment and Water Neno Dimov pointed out that fine dust particles are the main reason for air pollution, followed by harmful emissions from transport, etc. Pollution of air in 25 Bulgarian cities is above admissible levels and standards. Bulgaria’s Deputy Premier Valeri Simeonov pointed out that improvement of air quality is among the priorities of the Bulgarian cabinet. Bulgaria’s Minister of Economy Emil Karanikolov announced that the authorities have been discussing incentives for innovations that will improve environment through EU operational programmes. Next week the authorities are to start talks related to possible manufacture of electric cars in Bulgaria and provision of subsidies to people purchasing such vehicles.
Sofia Municipality's fund for supporting talented children in the fields of culture, arts, science, education and sports will finance their participation in international competitions and provide scholarships for studies in Bulgaria and abroad. It..
On Sunday, over most regions in Western and Central Bulgaria, the cloud cover will significantly break and decrease and it will be mostly sunny and almost quiet. In the morning hours, there will be reduced visibility in places in the plains and..
Five models of fireworks are being recalled from the market due to the risk of burns and damage to eyesight when ignited or burned. A statement from the online platform "We, the Consumers" states that the models do not meet the requirements of the..
Caretaker Minister of Energy Vladimir Malinov has ordered that by the end of the day, problems with the electricity supply in settlements affected..
Dozens of villages in Central Bulgaria are still without electricity, water and connection to mobile operators networks. The teams of the electricity..
The Bulgarian caretaker government will allocate two million leva (about one million euros) to support the remaining 20 thousand households without..
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