Biodiversity > EU-backed hydropower project threatens Danube’s biodiversity, watchdogs say

EU-backed hydropower project threatens Danube’s biodiversity, watchdogs say

Published 12:32 on September 27, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:32 on September 27, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, EMEA

The European Parliament has decided not to oppose a hydropower project on the Danube that could threaten protected areas (PAs) and the survival of critically endangered species, according to a group of environmental organisations.
The European Parliament has decided not to oppose a hydropower project on the Danube that could threaten protected areas (PAs) and the survival of critically endangered species, according to a group of environmental organisations.


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