Corruption — latest ecology news

The most damaging crime is illegal use of subsoil resources

Forestry workers themselves organize criminal schemes, often involving private entrepreneurs to sell illegal raw materials

Fires at a landfill and illegal emissions from a heating plant have polluted the air, causing tens of millions of hryvnia in damage

The Polissya Forestry Office blames its predecessors and calls the modern structure a gazebo

The anti-corruption agency found a whole range of opportunities for abuse in the document

The police are also working at a landfill site and at a number of addresses linked to individuals involved in the criminal case

Officials continue to cover up the destruction of Ukrainian forests

In just two episodes of "professional" activity by the official and his accomplices, the state lost more than UAH 22 million

The official's "activities" caused damage to the state amounting to UAH 10 million

In Odessa region, the head of the forestry department demanded $25,000 for expanding hunting and fishing grounds

The EIA curbs the appetites of foresters and enables the public to monitor whether trees really need to be cut down

Foresters organize logging in nature reserves, underestimate the value of timber, and engage in abusive practices during auctions