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Alexej Ovchinnikov

Editor-in-chief of UWEC Work Group

Alexej is a Belarusian environmental journalist and activist and a member of Green Network, a Belarusian environmental organization in exile. He has MAs in philosophy and sociology (urban studies) from European Humanities University, Vilnius, Lithuania. Alexei was an author and co-editor of Green Belarus Belarusian Independent Environmental Media and author and co-editor of Eco.Rayon Ukrainian regional environmental media. In September 2021, he left Belarus for political reasons, first living in Ukraine and now in Georgia. Alexej has continued his environmental activities in exile, organizing local environmental meetings and workshops. Participant of the EcoVillage Georgia project.

Articles at UWEC:

  1. Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: February – March 2025 review
  2. Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: December 2024 – January 2025 review
  3. Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: October – November 2024 Review
  4. Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: September 2024 review
  5. An environmental perspective: Are sanctions against Russia working, and if not, why not?
  6. Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: May review
  7. Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: April 2024 review
  8. Environmental consequences of Russia’s war in Ukraine. Review. March 2024
  9. Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: February review
  10. Environmental consequences of Russia’s war in Ukraine: January 2024 Review
  11. On the path to international recognition of ecocide
  12. Green Reconstruction of Ukraine
  13. Belarus eliminates independent environmental organizations and exits the Aarhus Convention: an interview with Ecodom’s Marina Dubina
  14. Civil society on the path to Ukraine’s green recovery
  15. Tracking impacts on nature while winning the war: an interview with Olha Boiko
  16. Interview with  Olena Kravchenko of the NGO “Environment-People-Law”
  17. War and Rivers: a conversation with Eugene Simonov
  18. Russia prosecutes activist for citing IAEA report
  19. Resistance is not useless: How Russian environmental activism persists in wartime
  20. UWEC Work Group: The Year in review
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