Umesto čistog vazduha vlast izabrala Ekspo i stadione
Da li udišemo isti vazduh, mi i oni? U ovom slučaju zamenica „mi“ konačno objedinjuje čitav narod. Ali, ko su onda Oni? Nismo se složili čak ni oko litijuma, iako je, prema anketama, veći deo naroda bio protiv rudarenja. O političkim razlikama da i ne govorimo. Da li se bez ikakvih prethodnih istraživanja možemo složiti da nema osobe u ovoj zemlji koja voli da udiše otrovan vazduh?
TL;DR
- Serbia has a premature death rate of 81 per 100,000 inhabitants due to air pollution, nearly 50% higher than the global average of 56.
- PM 2.5 particles, the most dangerous, deeply penetrate the lungs and affect the brain, heart, blood vessels, and lungs.
- Air pollution contributes significantly to deaths from Alzheimer's, ischemic heart disease, strokes, and COPD in Serbia.
- Children are particularly vulnerable, with air pollution being the second leading risk factor for mortality in children under five.
- The Serbian government's focus on visible projects like roads and stadiums, rather than essential pollution control measures like chimney filters or cleaner heating subsidies, is criticized.
- Implementing the measures outlined in Serbia's Air Quality Protection Program until 2030 could reduce air pollution-related mortality by 40%.