Ukraine — latest ecology news
The push toward energy independence began here back in 2009, when the country joined the European Climate Agreement
Since the start of their work, environmental inspectors have issued more than 600 citations to violators of environmental laws
Forest rangers are forced to extinguish fires in the fields to prevent the flames from reaching the trees
The country is ready to invest in the development of the circular economy, renewable energy, and the implementation of digital innovations
The situation varies greatly across the country, and air quality isn't the worst in cities with populations of over a million
Environmentalists are calling for the creation of a single agency to oversee water management
Ukrainians face fines ranging from 3,060 to 6,120 hryvnias for burning dry vegetation
If there is a complete transition to biomethane, greenhouse gas emissions will drop by 50 million tons
The elements often get out of control where people burn dry vegetation
Without re-registration and change of purpose, such forests may be cut down
A roadmap is currently being developed for the implementation of another 40 ESCO projects in the field of land reclamation
In cases with large-scale consequences, the arsonist may become a defendant in a criminal case