Carbon pricing: how Ukraine is preparing for the launch of its own ETS. Part 1
The plan is in place, the deadlines have been set—but will a functioning system actually emerge? What is really happening with the development of the carbon market in our country?
To be fixed or eliminated: what changes are needed in Ukraine’s environmental impact assessment procedure
The European Commission and the European Parliament have repeatedly emphasized the importance of this procedure in the context of European integration
EIA: How Ukraine turned an environmental protection tool into a corruption feeder for officials
Why European best practices don't work as well as they should in our country
Carbon pricing: how Ukraine is preparing for the launch of its own ETS. Part 1
The plan is in place, the deadlines have been set—but will a functioning system actually emerge? What is really happening with the development of the carbon market in our country?
To be fixed or eliminated: what changes are needed in Ukraine’s environmental impact assessment procedure
The European Commission and the European Parliament have repeatedly emphasized the importance of this procedure in the context of European integration
EIA: How Ukraine turned an environmental protection tool into a corruption feeder for officials
Why European best practices don't work as well as they should in our country
The domestic emissions trading system is set to launch in less than two years. Will officials have enough time to properly prepare all the necessary infrastructure?
Law enforcement officials are identifying the sources of the pollution and those involved
In the capital’s environmental well-being program, only one section is devoted to environmental protection measures
Renewable energy sources helped mitigate the impact of the blockade of a key oil and gas supply route
The defendant could face up to five years in prison
The power grid is unable to handle the excess generation from wind and solar power plants
Illegal logging, mineral extraction, and water pollution are the most costly to the environment
Sand was extracted not at a single site, but at six locations at once
Environmentalists view this as evidence of non-compliance with the Law "On Environmental Impact Assessment"
