Emissions — latest ecology news

Scientists believe that there is no safe level of air pollution

Taiwanese steel exporters are likely to have to pay the difference under the CBAM

Rising emissions from fossil fuels are hindering the achievement of global climate goals

The enterprise carried out emissions in excess mode

Due to massive explosions, dust, nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide enter the air

In the EU, they want to reduce carbon emissions by 100% from new cars and minibuses compared to 2021

The comprehensive index of air pollution in Kryvyi Rih was 8.77

Against the background of the "toxic legacy" of the war, the fight against industrial pollution and the eco-modernization of enterprises are extremely important for Ukraine

You can get and reissue the certificate on the "EkoSistema" platform

Very often, it is enterprises that violate environmental legislation

Ukraine is already implementing environmental restoration projects

This tax is paid if the entrepreneur uses up to 200 tons of fuel per year