Black Sea — latest ecology news

The most significant environmental violations were from May 31 to June 6. Digest
The most significant environmental violations were from May 31 to June 6. Digest

The captain of a Russian oil tanker, whose negligence caused more than UAH 20 billion in environmental damage, was suspected

Environmentalists find fuel oil from Russian tankers on the coast of Odesa region again
Environmentalists find fuel oil from Russian tankers on the coast of Odesa region again

It continues to poison the ecosystems of the sea and adjacent estuaries

SEI has been ignoring hundreds of tons of fuel oil on one of the beaches of Odesa region for 3 months
SEI has been ignoring hundreds of tons of fuel oil on one of the beaches of Odesa region for 3 months

If we do not eliminate the pollution now, its area will only increase with the onset of hot weather

Fuel oil from Russian tankers found on Odesa coast again
Fuel oil from Russian tankers found on Odesa coast again

Almost 5 months have passed since the accident

The most significant environmental violations occurred from April 5 to 11. Digest
The most significant environmental violations occurred from April 5 to 11. Digest

This week, the largest damage was caused by pollution of the Black Sea water area by $2 million

The most significant environmental violations occurred from March 8 to 14. Digest
The most significant environmental violations occurred from March 8 to 14. Digest

The most significant losses were the destruction of 16 hectares of self-sown forests and oil pollution of the Black Sea amounting to UAH 16 million.

Water condition in the Black Sea and adjacent estuaries is gradually improving, – ecologist
Water condition in the Black Sea and adjacent estuaries is gradually improving, – ecologist

However, the continuous burning of the Boyka towers continues to poison the environment

“Comparable to Chornobyl": experts talk about the state of the Black Sea in the war
“Comparable to Chornobyl": experts talk about the state of the Black Sea in the war

According to the Minister of Environmental Protection Svitlana Grynchuk, Russia has caused €345 million in environmental damage to the Black Sea 

October 31 – International Black Sea Day: how to protect it from the consequences of war
October 31 – International Black Sea Day: how to protect it from the consequences of war

This day is important for people who live on the coast of this unique body of water and for everyone who appreciates the natural wealth of our planet

There are more fish in the Black Sea than ever
There are more fish in the Black Sea than ever

Flocks of horse mackerel, anchovy, and mullet are pleasing to the eye

In the Odessa region, vacationers collected bulls on the beaches with buckets: as it happened
In the Odessa region, vacationers collected bulls on the beaches with buckets: as it happened

In addition to fish, there were a lot of crabs on the sand

Environmentalists told whether it is safe to swim in the Black Sea
Environmentalists told whether it is safe to swim in the Black Sea

They also reported major precautions for bathing