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opasnog otpada, vlasništvo nad izvorima energije, itd. Socioekonomskiaspekti ekoremedijacije leže u njenoj korisnosti iodrživosti u rešavanju problema zagađenja životne sredine. U ciljunjene prihvatljivosti, ona bi trebalo da bude integralno vođena krozprojektni okvir koji sadrži odgovore na sva potencijalna vrednosnapitanja.Ključne reči: Ekoremedijacija/ socio-ekonomski aspekti/suprostavljeni interes/ dijalog stejkholdera/bezbednost/ percepcijarizikaSOCIO ECONOMIC ASPECTS OFECOREMEDIATIONSlobodan Spasić, Zoran Jakovljev, Gordana DražićFaculty of Applied Ecology Futura, Singidunum UniversityAbstract: Unlike the conventional methods of life mediumdecontamination, ecoremediation is imposed as an ecologically andeconomically most profitable remediation technology. Methodsbased on herbaceous and woody plants usage for cleaningcontaminated sites find market place throughout the world. Plantsthat are used to maximize the concentration of soil pollutants in theirtissues and produce large amounts of biomass with lowconcentrations of adopted elements are very suitable for further usein energy purposes in the form of environmentally sound renewableenergy sources, by which certain economic valuation is achieved.Strategic energy development in the world and in Serbia show thatall forms of biomass can be economically valorized. Forest biomassobtained from cutting the trees used in phytoremediation has seriouseconomic value resulting from market price that could compensateinvestment cost made at the beginning of project activities. However,when selecting one of ecoremediation technique, it is necessary toidentify possible risk factor to health and safety of people andenvironment. The stumbling block could be of social (acceptance ofneeds, values and interests of local communities), technology(genetically modified plants usage), institutional (belief in ability ofauthorized institutions to carry out tasks to final results) or~ 488 ~

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