CroatiaThe article discusses the increasing prevalence of a type of moss known as 'stjenice' in Zagreb, which is affecting both trees and people. The moss, originally from North America, has been present in Croatia for 13 years and is spreading rapidly. It primarily affects oak trees but can also impact other plants and forest vegetation. Residents report that the moss is becoming more common, sometimes appearing on clothing and skin, especially during high temperatures. While the moss is not dangerous to humans, it can cause allergic reactions and sleep disturbances. Experts warn that if the moss becomes established indoors, it can be difficult to remove. They recommend early reporting of infestations and suggest natural predators to control its population.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about the spread of a non-native moss species in Croatia without overtly taking a political stance. It includes quotes from residents and experts, providing balanced perspectives on the issue. There is no clear ideological framing or emphasis on specific political or
