War — latest ecology news
Animals try to adapt to life in war conditions
None of the scientists can currently predict its delayed effects
The equipment was provided by international partners
The capacities of the treatment facilities that currently have permits cannot cope with the amount of waste generated during a full-scale war.
The initiative attracts concerned citizens from all over the country
Nature is gradually returning to the devastated area
Natural areas and agricultural land have suffered the most
The work should be completed in 2025-2026
On February 14, it was damaged by a russian-launched strike drone with a high explosive warhead “Geranium-2”.
This is approximately equal to the area of Kyiv, Kharkiv and Dnipro combined
They continue to accelerate global warming, and each new year is warmer than the last.
The final amount of damages resulting from this tragedy is still not determined