
The week em Breve May 19 to 25
This week in Portugal: slumlords in Arroios, poison in the water, and Portuguese manufacturing in decline

This week in Portugal: slumlords in Arroios, poison in the water, and Portuguese manufacturing in decline

This week in Portugal: Housing prices go up, oil spills sideways, and U.S. is passing around ideological surveys in Portugal

This week in Portugal: American immigrants protest, Sines data hub opens, deep-sea mining banned, and a new dinosaur discovered

This week in Portugal: Cheap Houses on Rural Land, Buried Banknotes, no New Lithium Plant, and more.
“Portugal approved in 2021 a set of regulatory policies and legal instruments to combat climate change, but the three environmental groups – Ultimo Recurso, Quercus
“Portugal’s environment agency APA has given its final approval for local company Lusorecursos to extract battery-grade lithium in what would be the country’s first such
Covas do Barroso, a village of just over 100 residents, could become home to the largest lithium mine in Western Europe, according to Euronews. Related:
“Mining company Savannah Resources said on Wednesday Portuguese authorities had approved its environmental impact assessment (EIA) for what could become Western Europe’s largest lithium mine,