Maria Semenova

Top environmental disasters in Ukraine since the start of 2026
Top environmental disasters in Ukraine since the start of 2026

Ukraine has seen large-scale forest fires, spills of pollutants and low water levels in rivers

Top environmental offences most commonly committed in Ukraine
Top environmental offences most commonly committed in Ukraine

We are talking about hundreds of millions in losses and the destruction of ecosystems

Cool city: urban practices that help cope with the heat
Cool city: urban practices that help cope with the heat

The key components of a climate-resilient city are greenery, water and shade

Climate change and Ukraine: how global warming has already affected the country
Climate change and Ukraine: how global warming has already affected the country

In Ukraine, water bodies are drying up, and traditional agricultural regions are losing their potential

Why are bees so important, and how can we protect them?
Why are bees so important, and how can we protect them?

These insects are dying out due to the use of pesticides and the disappearance of honey plants

Where to report environmental offences: links and contact details
Where to report environmental offences: links and contact details

The most important thing is to document the facts of the violation and its location as thoroughly as possible, and to take photos and videos

Eco-friendly outdoor recreation: rules for picnics and hikes
Eco-friendly outdoor recreation: rules for picnics and hikes

The main thing is not to litter, cause damage or make a noise

Technology developed by Swiss scientists could turn cement plants into CO₂ capture facilities
Technology developed by Swiss scientists could turn cement plants into CO₂ capture facilities

Capture efficiency is estimated at 85–96 per cent

Rare species of river fish have been discovered in Chernobyl
Rare species of river fish have been discovered in Chernobyl

The nature reserve has become a home for two endangered species

This week’s round-up of environmental crimes: bribes for tree felling, a billion in granite, and sewage discharged into the Dnipro
This week’s round-up of environmental crimes: bribes for tree felling, a billion in granite, and sewage discharged into the Dnipro

Prosecutors have identified a further seven individuals involved in the illegal extraction of granite, resulting in losses of over 1.5 billion hryvnias

Deliberately setting fire to rubbish instead of managing waste: a community in Bukovina has been fined
Deliberately setting fire to rubbish instead of managing waste: a community in Bukovina has been fined

The environmental inspectorate has detected signs of deliberate arson, but the authorities are blaming it all on unidentified local residents