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In Odesa region, Shaheds destroy the Tuzly Estuaries National Park
In Odesa region, Shaheds destroy the Tuzly Estuaries National Park

Wildlife continues to suffer from the war

Air pollution in Kyiv after the night attack: in which district the situation is the worst
Air pollution in Kyiv after the night attack: in which district the situation is the worst

The Ukrainian capital has experienced one of the most massive night attacks in recent times

Azov servicemen show a bird's nest made of fiber optics: photo
Azov servicemen show a bird's nest made of fiber optics: photo

Animals try to adapt to life in war conditions

Dnipropetrovs'k region shows how to recycle demolition waste
Dnipropetrovs'k region shows how to recycle demolition waste

The equipment was provided by international partners

More companies in Ukraine will be able to obtain a permit for waste treatment under a simplified procedure
More companies in Ukraine will be able to obtain a permit for waste treatment under a simplified procedure

The capacities of the treatment facilities that currently have permits cannot cope with the amount of waste generated during a full-scale war.

The kids collected almost 50 kg of lids, the proceeds from which will be used to buy drones
The kids collected almost 50 kg of lids, the proceeds from which will be used to buy drones

The initiative attracts concerned citizens from all over the country

Due to war, Ukraine experienced the worst fire season in its history in 2024 – JRC
Due to war, Ukraine experienced the worst fire season in its history in 2024 – JRC

Natural areas and agricultural land have suffered the most

Due to a russian drone attack, the Arch over the Chornobyl NPP may leak harmful radiation, – Greenpeace.
Due to a russian drone attack, the Arch over the Chornobyl NPP may leak harmful radiation, – Greenpeace.

On February 14, it was damaged by a russian-launched strike drone with a high explosive warhead “Geranium-2”.

Over 1500 km² of forest destroyed in two years of war in Ukraine, – scientists
Over 1500 km² of forest destroyed in two years of war in Ukraine, – scientists

This is approximately equal to the area of Kyiv, Kharkiv and Dnipro combined