Zagreb confirms 29 recorded illegal waste dumps last year, activists warn the real number is higher
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The City of Zagreb reported 29 recorded illegal waste dumps last year, mostly mixed municipal waste, and said it is carrying out monitoring and cleanup measures, while environmental groups claim there are hundreds of such sites, with the largest in Ježdovec estimated at 750,000 tonnes of waste, and warn of about 33,000 tonnes of hazardous waste near the Petruševec water source on Savica.
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U Zagrebu lani evidentirano 29 eko-bombi. Aktivisti upozoravaju: 'Samo u Ježdovcu ima 750.000 tona smeća' Iz Grada navode da je u najvećem broju slučajeva riječ
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