by Anton Lementuev
“Under the guise of defending nature… they tried to influence government decision-making”
Nine years after Crimea’s annexation: militarization’s environmental consequences
The year of Ukraine’s full-scale invasion
by UWEC Work Group
Results of Davos: Arms and Climate
by Vera Kuzmina
Threats of Russian invasion for protected small mammals in Ukraine
Impact of Military Action on Ukraine’s Wild Nature
By Kateryna Polyanska
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Seals: Victims of war, greenhouse gasses, or asphyxiation caused by commercial fishing?
Invasive species threat resulting from Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine
by Nataliia Pashkevich, Candidate of Biological Sciences, Senior Researcher, Geobotany and Ecology Department, Botany Institute, National Academy of Sciences–Ukraine
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The Eurasian Climate Brief Interview with Svitlana Romanko
UWEC Work Group Expert Angelina Davydova and her two colleagues Natalie Sauer and Boris Schneider co-host The Eurasian Climate Brief podcast. In their latest episode they spoke to Svitlana Romanko, an environmental lawyer and founder and director of the Ukrainian NGO Razom We Stand.
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