CroatiaThe article reports on illegal waste disposal on private land in Bibiči, Istria, where construction waste has been dumped and leveled over time. The local environmental protection committee was alerted by Radojčić, who described the site as resembling a 'beautiful Istrian garden' but noted visible large debris such as mattresses, televisions, asbestos, and other pollutants. She highlighted that this situation mirrors four similar cases in the Split-Dalmatia county where she previously filed penalty complaints. Radojčić requested documentation from the mayor of Svetvinčenat regarding actions taken concerning the site, the origin of the waste, the size of the illegal dump, and those responsible for the activities. She criticized the lack of enforcement, noting that it is cheaper for individuals to illegally dispose of waste rather than follow legal procedures. She referenced a recent case in Omiš where someone faced legal consequences after her report, emphasizing that illegal dumping is a profitable business involving landowners, transporters, and construction companies. Radojčić stressed that such illegal dumps exist throughout Istria and Croatia and that swift legal action under刑法
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about illegal waste disposal and calls for legal accountability without overtly favoring any political side. It includes quotes from Radojčić criticizing lax enforcement and highlighting the profitability of illegal dumping, but does not exhibit clear bias in
