USE OF SLAUGHTERHOUSE WASTE FOR ENERGY PURPOSES IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
In the Republic of Serbia, large quantities of animal waste are generated that are not managed adequately. A particular category of this waste is slaughterhouse waste, which has significant potential to be used for energy purposes. Most slaughterhouses and private farms are forced to independently resolve the issue of disposing of slaughterho...
By Suzana Knežević, Milena Milojević, Maja Došenović Marinković, Ljiljana Tanasić
LIFE CYCLE ASSEMENT OF BIODIESEL PRODUCTION AND USE
This scientific work aims to evaluate the life cycle of biodiesel, using the method of environmental impact and sustainability analysis. Biodiesel is a biofuel obtained by processing vegetable oils or animal fats, which can be used as a substitute for conventional diesel, due to its renewable nature and lower impact on greenhouse gas emission...
By Ivan J. Stojković, Miljana Krstić, Ana Veličković, Jelena Avramović, Vlada Veljković
DEVELOPMENT OF RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS IN OGUN STATE, NIGERIA: A HYBRIDIZATION MODEL
The global trend is towards increasing the fraction of energy supply from renewable sources. Governments, corporate organizations and international agencies all over the world are collaborating towards achieving affordable and sustainable energy supply. Using observation method and secondary data from literature, this study explored the feasi...
By Israel Dunmade
A SUSTAINABLE APPROACH TO WASTEWATER TREATMENT IN THE PRODUCTION OF MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
The dairy industry produces wastewater at all stages of the production process, from primary processing and separation of milk to production, packaging, and distribution of final products. Depending on the type of product, the stage of production, and the size of the production, the resulting wastewater mainly consists of residues of milk, mi...
By Ljiljana Tanasić, Suzana Knežević, Milena Milojević, Maja Došenović Marinković, Biljana Delić Vujanović
THE SUPPORT TO RURAL AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH UNCONVENTIONAL LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION
Everyone knows that agriculture is vital for feeding and clothing people and supplying raw materials for industry, and its importance will remain. However, intensifying agriculture leads to issues like pollution, residues, and animal welfare problems. These issues are why unconventional livestock production is becoming more common. For instan...
By Milena Milojević, Suzana Knežević, Maja Došenović Marinković, Goran Stanišić
THE DEVELOPMENT, SITUATION AND MANAGEMENT OF TOURIST THEMATIC ROUTES IN HUNGARY AND GERMANY
The tourist themed routes go back almost 100 years. First of all, they are of great importance within the field of tourism, and even today they are effective tools for tourism development and rural development. In the 1990s, the first thematic tourist routes were created in Central and Eastern European countries. Their creation, operation and...
By Mónika Pentz, Tibor Gonda
NATURE CONSERVATION CHALLENGES: INVASIVE FLORA OF THE “VLASINA” PROTECTED AREA
Invasive plant species pose a significant global biodiversity challenge due to their rapid spread and competition with native species, necessitating effective conservation strategies to mitigate their impact. A floristic survey in the "Vlasina" protected area (An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Serbia) identified six highly invasive pla...
By Filip Grbović, Snežana Branković, Nevena Petrović
ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY OF ARTHROSPIRA (SPIRULINA) STRAINS
Fungal infections represent a considerable cause of morbidity and mortality, whereby several species of the genus Candida cause invasive candidiasis. Considering the growing problem of resistance to conventional antifungal drugs in Candida strains, the development of new natural antifungal agents represents promising alternatives. Cyanobacter...
By Dajana Blagojević, Petar Davidović, Vanja Stanišljević, Anita Konc, Jelica Simeunović
THE IMPACT OF RED LIGHT ON THE BIOMASS PRODUCTION IN SELECTED CYANOBACTERIA STRAINS
Cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) are a group of photosynthetic procaryotes investigated as an exceptional source of novel and bioactive compounds, while some species are used in aquaculture, agriculture, food and feed, etc. Recently, these microorganisms have been intensively studied to develop biocrusts, with the aim of stabilizing the soil ...
By Dajana Blagojević, Petar Davidović, Jovana Panajotović, Jelica Simeunović
COMPOSTING – TECHNOLOGY OF BIOLOGICAL WASTE TREATMENT
Composting is defined as the decomposition of wet, solid organic matter using aerobic microorganisms under controlled conditions. As a product, a useful material is obtained, similar to humus, which does not have an unpleasant smell and can be used as a soil conditioning agent or as a fertilizer. The main goals of composting different organic...
By Ivan Stojković, Milica Karanac, Vladimir Pavićević