Environment — latest ecology news

Ukrainians face fines ranging from 3,060 to 6,120 hryvnias for burning dry vegetation

Activists are calling for higher fines and criminal penalties for violations

This is the most vague list of measures, though it still makes clear how the environmental tax is being spent on sewer systems and landscaping in residential areas

Unlike environmental activists, foresters did not notice any endangered plants there

The capital's authorities failed to ensure the timely return of the land to the community, which gave the owner leverage in defending their rights

The elements often get out of control where people burn dry vegetation

The main thing is that they do not remain just ambitious intentions on paper, as is often the case with us

Without re-registration and change of purpose, such forests may be cut down

In cases with large-scale consequences, the arsonist may become a defendant in a criminal case

At the same time, oxygen levels in the water are within normal limits

Measures to reduce emissions include replacing public transport and purchasing street vacuum cleaners

Criminal cases are brought against activists and they are persecuted