Ukraine — latest ecology news
Last summer, Ukrainian industry groups called on the authorities to ask the EU to apply the CBAM approach only to reporting for Ukraine during martial law and early reconstruction
New rules provide for large-scale changes for producers and importers
High interest rates prevent businesses in Ukraine from obtaining financing for their development and eco-modernization
Ukrainian officials must act now
The government-approved Concept does not look like a well-thought-out document, but rather like a course project prepared by a clumsy student on the last night before the exam.
Spoiler alert: we found no signs that Ukrainian officials are really interested in helping domestic producers in the face of the full implementation of the EU carbon tax
Stakeholders have been talking about the need for such a step for quite some time
Currently, the Ministry knows where only a quarter of the required amount will come from
The document will come into force at the end of this year
Natural areas and agricultural land have suffered the most
On February 14, it was damaged by a russian-launched strike drone with a high explosive warhead “Geranium-2”.
They once again called on people not to burn deadwood and to protect nature