Odesa region — latest ecology news
After storms, the substance may poison the sea sands for at least ten years
Municipal vehicles were sold for scrap, while private ones cannot operate due to problems on the part of the municipal enterprise
No official order has yet been published, but environmentalists are outraged by the very fact that animals are being killed in wartime
Almost 105,000 tonnes of combustion products were released into the air
The water level there is already considerably below the ‘dead’ level
Both large businesses and thousands of households have their own power generation capacity
The fire destroyed over 1,000 hectares of a unique floodplain ecosystem
The birds are being scared off by constant explosions and drones flying overhead
Why even the largest and best-known bodies of water in our country are not safe from disappearing
The authorities are concerned about the potential consequences for ecosystems and water management
Unprofessional attempts to ‘rescue’ an animal can only make things worse for it
Animals are being poisoned by petroleum products, whilst explosions are causing disorientation and concussions