War — latest ecology news
During the war, the ecosystem is suffering the catastrophic impact of toxic and acoustic pollution
Temporary owners have been warned of possible difficulties with care, as the animals have been through severe stress
After storms, the substance may poison the sea sands for at least ten years
Emissions caused by military operations are comparable to those of entire countries
At present, there are no official standards governing the content of explosive substances in soil
Almost 105,000 tonnes of combustion products were released into the air
Significant pollution may make it necessary to cut off the water supply
Wild and domestic birds have died, and stocks of medicines and feed have been lost
Wells in communities near the front line are under threat, but the pollution could spread as far as the Dnipro
The ‘Tuzly Estuaries’ National Park wants to establish a marine reserve so that the population can recover in safety
More than 320 species of flowering plants alone have already been recorded here
The fire destroyed over 1,000 hectares of a unique floodplain ecosystem