Made by Nature or by Man? Bosnia-Herzegovina’s Organic Farming Practices
Not so long ago, asking about the eco-friendliness of our food was irrelevant, as this was the only kind of food that existed. Nowadays, becoming more informed about which foods are organic and which are not can have important health implications for Bosnia’s citizens.
Will Nuclear Waste Infiltrate the Banks of the Una River?
Nuclear waste from the Krško Power Plant might soon end up on the border between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina where the construction of a repository was announced, causing fear among citizens of both countries.
Protecting “The Beauty on the Vrbas River”
Although it is known as “The Green City”, Banja Luka shows that human negligence is overriding the willingness and efforts of the citizens and institutions in charge of maintaining the city. In certain places, one can see examples that are contradictory to the city’s other nickname “The Beauty on the Vrbas River”.
Alcoholism: The Socially Acceptable Disease
Lejla Bečar speaks with young people from Visoko about their views on alcoholism.
Reasons for a Glass of Alcohol
Sara Velaga speaks with young people in Jajce to explore when and why they first tried alcohol.
From Curiosity to Addiction
Ognjen Todorović speaks with young people in Laktaši about when and why they first started drinking.