Hanna Velyka
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?
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?
The European Commission and the European Parliament have repeatedly emphasized the importance of this procedure in the context of European integration
Why European best practices don't work as well as they should in our country
Maybe it's time to stop treating everyone like fools?
The main thing is that they do not remain just ambitious intentions on paper, as is often the case with us
Without conceptual reform, any changes to the size of the eco-tax will have no impact on the state of the environment or the quality of our lives
Will excessive staff optimization lead to the state's complete inability to protect the environment, especially on the path to EU membership?
They demand that the authorities listen to them and start working together to resolve pressing issues
Ukrainian officials ignore calls from the European Commission to be more transparent and open to dialogue with citizens
The professional background of Deputy Minister Sobolev's deputies is more about exploitation than environmental protection
Without reforming the domestic environmental taxation system, Ukraine cannot even dream of a successful "green" transition