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Montenegro Approves Solar Plants Despite Warnings of Biodiversity Damage

Montenegro is advancing solar plant projects despite environmental warnings that construction could threaten habitats, wildlife, and the country’s biodiversity.

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Montenegro Approves Solar Plants Despite Warnings of Biodiversity Damage

Montenegro is moving forward with plans for new solar plants despite warnings that construction could damage biodiversity. Environmental groups and other critics say large-scale developments may threaten habitats, disrupt wildlife, and place additional pressure on sensitive ecosystems. Supporters argue that solar power can help expand renewable energy and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. The dispute highlights the challenge of balancing climate goals with environmental protection, as authorities weigh economic benefits against potential long-term ecological consequences for Montenegro’s natural landscapes.

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