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LiveSljeme - Viewpoint
Sljeme is the highest peak of Croatian mountain Medvednica, which is located above Zagreb. This camera is on highest part of Sljeme, Viewpoint. Viewpoint on Sljeme. You are looking through webcam objective located on the highest peak of Medvednica. A beautiful natural environment will inspire the adventurous spirit in everyone. The colors on your screen vary depending on the season, but the beauty is constant. The nature and the beautifully contoured path in front of the tall branches provide th
LiveSljeme - Zagreb
Camera view on Sljeme, highest peak Croatian mountain Medvednica, which is located above Zagreb. Beautiful natural surroundings above Zagreb. You are watching live streaming from Sljeme, Medvednica. Medvednica is a popular excursion destination of Zagreb inhabitants and other nature lovers. Apart from the ski slope, Medvednica offers many other facilities, in the context of natural beauties. Sljeme is the highest peak of this mountain, located at 1033 meters above sea level, and to reach here, y
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The first Croatian cities without disposable plastic
Do you know that the total consumption of plastic bags in Croatia is around 200 bags per capita per year? That means 830 million bags a year in total. Putting these bags in a row, we would bridge the distance from Earth to the moon, or gird the Earth around the equator 9 times. Plastic straws, which are produced in a matter of seconds, take an average of only 10 minutes, and break down over 500 years. 80% of the plastic in the sea comes from the mainland.
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Island Zlarin vs. one time used plastic
We have already written about Šibenik's island Zlarin, where there are about 200 inhabitants, making it an ideal place for the Zlarin-free plastic experiment! In summer, up to 4000 tourists visit the island, and 15,000 plastic bags end up in waste, in the sea and on the island.
