Hanna Velyka

We explain why good intentions alone do not guarantee environmental benefits

We expose the tricks brands use to disguise ordinary marketing as concern for the environment

Why even the largest and best-known bodies of water in our country are not safe from disappearing

Let’s take a look at which everyday household items require special disposal

We explain how your inaction can sometimes be far more beneficial to the planet than rash actions

Spoiler: the experts do not have a single clear favourite, but their list of necessary improvements turned out to be fairly unanimous

Four draft laws, one carbon market and billions in future revenue: we break down who stands to gain what

Officials and members of parliament are offering different responses to two key questions: how much will companies have to pay for emissions, and who will receive the collected multibillion resources?

Which of the department’s plans have been successfully implemented, and how many of the achievements did the merged ministry actually inherit from its predecessor?

Let’s take a look at how this document differs from the previous two

We’re checking whether the ‘mega-ministry’ experiment has stood the test of reality

A year of the ‘mega-ministry’ in operation has shown that the environment has lost its own voice, its staff and its political clout at precisely the moment when the challenges have become unprecedented