Light Earthquakes Shake Southern Bulgaria
A number of light earthquakes have shaken Southern Bulgaria on Wednesday, with the strongest measuring 3,2 on the Richter scale, the National Civil Protection Service reported.
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Bulgarian Voices Sing in Support of Hopenhagen Green Campaign
A TV ad appeared Monday on EuroNews, featuring the distinctive sound of Bulgarian female vocals.
Bulgaria Capital Sofia Starts Removing Old Cars from Sidewalks
Warning stickers have been applied to 450 old, unused cars in Sofia parking lots and on city sidewalks.
Light Earthquake Shakes South-East Bulgaria
A 2,5 magnitude earthquake shook Sliven and surrounding villages at 10:50 on Thursday morning, local seismologists reported.
Bulgarian Town Rises against Canadian Mining Company Dundee
The southern Bulgarian mountain town of Chepelare, Smolyan District, has formed a public council opposing mining operations in its region by the Canadian company Dundee Precious Metals.
GMOs Threaten Bulgaria Organic Farmers, Decrease Yields
Canadian farmer Percy Schmeiser has stated that introducing genetically modified crops to Bulgaria would destroy the organic farming industry in the country.
Bulgaria Eco Minister Announces Drastic Management Changes
Significant changes are forthcoming in the regulations of the Bulgarian Ministry of Environment and Waters and the Ministry’s management.
Global Warming Brings Poisonous Jellyfish to Bulgaria Black Sea
A species of poisonous Mediterranean jellyfish has appeared in the Black Sea as a result of the global warming.
Belogradchik Sees First Snow as Cold Front Hits Bulgaria
Belogradchik has seen its first snow of the Bulgarian Winter with a snow cover of over 2 cm already being reported from the area.
Bulgaria's Lovech Takes 50 Thousand Tons of Sofia's Waste
The landfill in the city of Lovech is going to take 50 thousand tons of baled Sofia waste, the local municipality announced.
Eco Minister Cancels New Ski Tracks Plan for Sofia Mountain
Bulgaria's Minister of Environment and Waters, Nona Karadzhova, annulled Tuesday the assessment of Sofia's Regional Environment Director regarding the “Aleko” ski zone.
Temperature in Bulgaria Capital Drops by 12 Degrees in 1 Hour
The air temperature in the Bulgarian capital Sofia dropped sharply by 12 degrees Celsius between 8:30 and 9:30 am on Tuesday.
Bulgaria Resort Mayors Rise up against UNESCO Protected Zones
Two Bulgarian mountain resort mayors have sent an open letter to Prime Minister Borisov expressing concern over the inclusion of new zones in the UNESCO World Heritage protected areas.
Busiest Sofia Boulevard Sees 6 000 Cars per Hour
An average of 6 000 cars per hour pass through the busiest boulevard of the Bulgarian capital Sofia, the Tsarigradsko Shose Blvd.
Bulgaria Set to Welcome Organic Farming World Experts
Bulgaria is set to host three international meetings regarding organic farming from September 26 - October 1, with experts from over 25 countries converging on Sofia.
Bulgaria's Plovdiv Takes Sofia's Waste with Provision
A total of 100,000 tons of garbage collected from the capital Sofia will be deposited at a landfill near the city of Plovdiv, per the Thursday approval by the municipal councilors.
Bulgaria's Second-Biggest City Up Against Capital Garbage
The citizens of two villages near the town of Plovdiv, Southern Bulgaria, plan to form a live chain to stop the deposition of a total of 100,000 tons of garbage collected from the capital Sofia.
Sofia Coldest Capital in Europe as Rain Sweeps Bulgaria
Sofia will be the coldest capital city in Europe today according to weather forecasters, with temperatures barely set to reach 15 degrees centigrade.
Bulgaria Hit by Blast of Cold Air
After the record high temperatures Saturday, Bulgaria has been hit Sunday by a blast of cold air and torrential rains.
Bulgaria Broils on Last Hot Summer Day
The warm weather that swept Bulgaria during the whole summer will reach one of its peaks on Saturday, but forecasts say this will be the last hot day of the year before cold air sets in at the end of the weekend.
Three Wildfires Burn Forests Close to Bulgaria Black Sea Resorts
Three wildfires are burning in the coniferous forests near the Bulgarian Black Sea resort of Sveti Vlas, the local mayor reported Friday.
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