Fire — latest ecology news

Photo – Russian shelling alone caused tens of millions of hryvnias in damage in Kherson
Russian shelling alone caused tens of millions of hryvnias in damage in Kherson

The shelling caused a fire on an area of ​​more than 2,000 m2

Photo – Climate disasters killed 12,000 people in 2023
Climate disasters killed 12,000 people in 2023

278% more people died from forest fires than in 2022, and 340% more from storms

Photo – Due to Russian aggression, 150 million tons of greenhouse gases entered the atmosphere
Due to Russian aggression, 150 million tons of greenhouse gases entered the atmosphere

During the first year of the war, the number of fires increased 36 times

Photo – 2 hectares of protected Tyligul park were burned in Mykolaiv region
2 hectares of protected Tyligul park were burned in Mykolaiv region

Wild nature and unique ecosystems are well preserved on the territory of the landscape park

Photo – A large-scale fire broke out on peat bogs in Volyn. Photo
A large-scale fire broke out on peat bogs in Volyn. Photo

During peat fires, dangerous substances are formed, including carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen and carbon oxides

Photo – Natural fires due to grass burning have become more frequent in Ukraine
Natural fires due to grass burning have become more frequent in Ukraine

464 hectares of land burned in the region

Photo – A fire broke out in a shelter in Dnipro
A fire broke out in a shelter in Dnipro

In the first day, it was possible to collect more than 50 thousand hryvnias

Photo – An oil pipeline exploded in Prykarpattia: pollution levels in the river exceeded 154 times
An oil pipeline exploded in Prykarpattia: pollution levels in the river exceeded 154 times

The causes of the accident are being established

Photo – The Russians shelled the Avdiivka coke plant: warehouses with naphthalene burned
The Russians shelled the Avdiivka coke plant: warehouses with naphthalene burned

The Russians are systematically shelling the enterprise during 2022-2023

Photo – Fallen grass destroyed hundreds of hectares of land in Zhytomyr region
Fallen grass destroyed hundreds of hectares of land in Zhytomyr region

The fire destroyed almost 50 hectares of forest