War — latest ecology news

The regional administration had previously reported that levels of harmful substances had exceeded the limit in one of the city’s districts

The country is working to ensure that Ukrainian projects are included in the Global Environment Facility’s plan

The cost of lax environmental controls during the reconstruction period will be significantly higher than it was before the war

Experts are continuing to remove contaminated vegetation from the riverbanks

Ukraine has seen large-scale forest fires, spills of pollutants and low water levels in rivers

Council workers are removing contaminated plants and treating the areas with sorbent

Unprofessional attempts to ‘rescue’ an animal can only make things worse for it

For ‘trivial’ pollution of water resources, citizens could face fines of up to 8,500 UAH, whilst legal entities could be fined up to 51,000 UAH

Valuable animals are sold on the black market, and goats and pigs are brought in to replace them

Animals are being poisoned by petroleum products, whilst explosions are causing disorientation and concussions

The operation of military equipment and drones, as well as shelling, can force birds to abandon their nests, even if eggs have already been laid there

This was noticed whilst clearing the shoreline and vegetation