Author: Ivan Kalchev SOIL AS AN ECONOMY If we open a classic textbook on soil science, on the first page we will read that "soil is the surface layer of the earth's crust, in which plants develop and which has the property of fertility". In an equally boring textbook we can read about economics (in the sense of "economy", and ...
More »Discovering the potential for decentralization in small RES installations
|Click for full report| Discussions around the National Recovery and Resilience Plan have been a major part of the heated political debate over the past week. They will continue to be important in the coming months. Unfortunately, they focus on the issue of the date of submission of the documentation to the European Commission, without …
More »The failure of green socialism in East Germany
Socialism, unlike capitalism, causes severe damage to the environment. To give a clear example of this, but also to avoid the subjective factor of domestic reality before and after 1989, let's look at what the situation was in East Germany (GDR) compared to West Germany (FRG). In 1968 …
More »Why I'm no longer a climate activist
Author: Rashid Rashid I remember 2006, when I was a third-year student majoring in Ecology and Environmental Protection at the Forestry University, Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth was shown in our auditorium. I was under the influence of the film for several days. I was completely convinced that global warming was the thing I had been waiting to fight all my life.
More »What is the Global Climate Strike fighting for?
You may have noticed how in recent days the media, and especially a national television station, have been inundating us with constant information about the climate apocalypse, which seems to be about to plunge our planet into horrors such as fires, floods and wetter summers. These PR exercises, of course, are not accidental. As of today, globally …
More »The Brickell Paradox - More Soot, More Subsidies
Author: Vladislav Panev Bulgarian energy is the sector with the least real market and the only way to explain the processes in it is with a strong influence of the backstage. Varna TPP, for example, was an absolutely unnecessary asset while it was owned by CEZ. After the Czechs sold it to the former minister Danail Papazov (later he went …
More »S2E2 - Ecology, Tourism, Mines and Vegans with Boyan Rashev (January 2017)
In the episode: - Bansko, the lifts and tourism - How oil saved the whales - The mining industry and Tran - The future of green technologies For greater convenience, we recommend downloading the audio of the podcast by clicking on the “Download” button in the player above. Don't forget to like and share on Facebook and …
More »Ep. 42: The Air in Sofia with Rashid Rashid
Links: Interactive air quality map Air quality standards For greater convenience, we recommend downloading the podcast audio by clicking the “Download” button in the player above. Don’t forget to like and share on Facebook and write a comment with your opinion and/or criticism about this …
More »Ep. 25: Vasko Kanev on Bansko, green capitalism and online censorship
Links: Decision of the Supreme Administrative Court Prosecutor's Office on the violations of "Yulen" Murray Rothbard for environmental protection: Part 1, Part 2 BLO event for green capitalism Alternative electoral system For greater convenience, we recommend downloading the audio of the podcast by clicking on the "Download" button in the player above. Don't forget …
More »Ep. 23: Ecologist Rashid Rashid on "Vision for Sofia" and global climate change
04:25 - The "Vision for Sofia" project and the problems of the capital 48:11 - Global climate change Links Rothbard on ecology: Part 1, part 2 "Vision for Sofia" The Mises Institute on global climate change For greater convenience, we recommend downloading the audio of the podcast by clicking on the "Download" button in ...
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