A Review: “Russian civil society under repression” Posted on August 6, 2026August 6, 2026 By Editor No Comments on A Review: “Russian civil society under repression” Eugene Simonov Read More “A Review: “Russian civil society under repression”” » Civil society, Crisis & Cooperation
Ten years of sea arbitration—limited gains for Ukraine, a step forward for environmental law Posted on July 23, 2026July 23, 2026 By Editor No Comments on Ten years of sea arbitration—limited gains for Ukraine, a step forward for environmental law Margo Moore and Eugene Simonov Read More “Ten years of sea arbitration—limited gains for Ukraine, a step forward for environmental law ” » Environmental Policy
Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: June 2026 review Posted on July 21, 2026July 30, 2026 By Editor No Comments on Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: June 2026 review Alex Ovchinnikov Read More “Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: June 2026 review” » Civil society, Crisis & Cooperation, Direct Impact, Ecosystems, Environmental Policy
Moscow’s black skies send a message to the world: oil must remain in the ground Posted on July 10, 2026July 19, 2026 By Editor No Comments on Moscow’s black skies send a message to the world: oil must remain in the ground By Oleh Savytskyi Read More “Moscow’s black skies send a message to the world: oil must remain in the ground” » Civil society, Climate Crisis, Opinion
In oil wars, the environment and public health lose—both in Ukraine and Russia Posted on July 7, 2026July 7, 2026 By Editor No Comments on In oil wars, the environment and public health lose—both in Ukraine and Russia Eugene Simonov Read More “In oil wars, the environment and public health lose—both in Ukraine and Russia” » Direct Impact, Environmental Policy
Six-legged stowaways: The dangerous insects hitching a ride to war-torn Ukraine Posted on June 18, 2026June 18, 2026 By Editor No Comments on Six-legged stowaways: The dangerous insects hitching a ride to war-torn Ukraine Stanislav Viter Read More “Six-legged stowaways: The dangerous insects hitching a ride to war-torn Ukraine” » Ecosystems
Preserve the Great Meadow as a UNESCO World Heritage Site Posted on June 4, 2026June 8, 2026 By Editor 1 Comment on Preserve the Great Meadow as a UNESCO World Heritage Site Oleksiy Vasyliuk Read More “Preserve the Great Meadow as a UNESCO World Heritage Site” » Crisis & Cooperation, Environmental Policy, Green Recovery
Blind restoration: What lessons do other countries have for Ukraine’s green recovery? Posted on June 2, 2026June 16, 2026 By Editor No Comments on Blind restoration: What lessons do other countries have for Ukraine’s green recovery? Oleksiy Vasyliuk Read More “Blind restoration: What lessons do other countries have for Ukraine’s green recovery?” » Crisis & Cooperation, Environmental Policy, Green Recovery
Re-dam or to restore the Dnipro: What are the goals of International Financial Institutions in the Dnipro River valley? Posted on May 25, 2026May 27, 2026 By Editor No Comments on Re-dam or to restore the Dnipro: What are the goals of International Financial Institutions in the Dnipro River valley? Oleksiy Vasyliuk and Eugene Simonov Read More “Re-dam or to restore the Dnipro: What are the goals of International Financial Institutions in the Dnipro River valley?” » Crisis & Cooperation, Ecosystems, Environmental Policy, Green Recovery
Espoo Convention: Does cross-border environmental impact assessment work in war zones? Posted on May 7, 2026May 7, 2026 By Editor No Comments on Espoo Convention: Does cross-border environmental impact assessment work in war zones? Polina Tsybulska Read More “Espoo Convention: Does cross-border environmental impact assessment work in war zones?” » Crisis & Cooperation, Environmental Policy, Green Recovery