Currently, we have a study by the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts from several years ago, largely ignored. Pre-agreed arrangements exist politically, with European structures outsourcing “dirty” projects while keeping their own areas clean. Agreements, strategic plans, and raw...

Pešić emphasizes that given the population density, fertile land, and rich biodiversity of the region, lithium mining cannot be conducted in an environmentally acceptable way. He also criticizes the decision-making process in Serbia, noting that public interest is often subordinated...

"When they close the gates of their mine and leave, they will take only money, that is, profit, and we and our descendants will forever be left with millions of tons of the worst waste we can imagine. That fact...

"The largest lithium exploitation takes place in Latin America, in countries that are not example of wealth and prosperity, nor has this exploitation conducted by multinational companies contributed to the acceleration of their economic development."

“The only place on the planet where, in the middle of a stable agricultural area inhabited by thousands of people, lithium mining and processing would be carried out, along with the construction of waste disposal sites, would be this case...

"Smart nations don't sell their strategic resources so easily. They protect them like a grove planted by a great-grandfather for his great-grandchilderns."