Carbon pricing: how Ukraine is preparing for the launch of its own ETS. Part 2
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?
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
Carbon pricing: how Ukraine is preparing for the launch of its own ETS. Part 2
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?
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
Will the bloc be able to meet its own climate goals amid the crisis?
The most costly crime uncovered this week was the illegal extraction of sand, amounting to nearly 750 million hryvnias
People have been prohibited from using water for drinking and cooking
In this way, the authorities are attempting to reduce the administrative burden associated with hazardous waste management
Poachers caused the most damage in the Dnipropetrovsk and Kirovohrad regions
Sewage trucks discharge wastewater directly into the ground without any treatment
The global average temperature in 2026 could be 1.37–1.58°C higher than in 1990
To reduce dependence on fossil fuels, the European Union aims to accelerate the development of green energy
The project aims to promote the development of forest ecosystems and sustainable forest management practices
