Ukraine War Environmental Consequences Work Group https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Odesa oil spill: delayed response, ecological damage and wildlife crisis Issue #1 Jennifer Castner UNESCO condemns construction of border fences Alexej Ovchinnikov Environmental Consequences of the War in Ukraine: June 2024 Review Issue #11 Toxic legacy of the war in the air we breathe Ukraine’s peatlands and wetlands: climate value, legal gaps and restoration urgency Ukraine’s green recovery: legislative step toward eco-integration in reconstruction Environmental and Climate Activism in the time of invasion: Georgia Building Back Business as usual: Can the Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment provide strategic planning support for green rebuilding of Ukraine? Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: Dec 2025 – February 2026 review Issue #6 Issue #2 Just transition for coal-mining communities: What is it and how does it work in wartime Ukraine? ‘А la guerre comme à la guerre’: Military geopolitics see return of controversial megaprojects Issue #18 Issue #12 Environmental and Climate Activism in the time of invasion: Ukraine Issue #10 International banking projects and restoring the Lower Dnipro’s ecosystems Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: February review 2023 Journalism Webinar Series Between war and nature conservation: Who wins when aggressor countries withdraw from environmental agreements? Merging ministries: Will changes in the structure of Ukraine’s government roll back the environmental agenda? List of Information Centers and Monitoring Tools The Ramsar split—was it inevitable, and what should be done next? Sleight of land: How Russian authorities in occupied Crimea are using legal trickery to develop protected areas Environmental consequences of the war in Ukraine: October – November 2024 Review Does REPowerEU Reinforce or Contradict the Green Deal? An environmental perspective: Are sanctions against Russia working, and if not, why not? About the new Russian missile attack on the Dnipro HPP in the morning of March 22, 2024. Moscow turns rocket sights on its own heritage Environmental fakes: How false environmental news is used in the information war Environmental consequences of Russia’s war in Ukraine. Review. March 2024 Issue #22 If not by sword then by plowshare: the ecological impacts of a war-induced food crisis How Ukraine can integrate environmental security into its national defense strategy Environmental security in the Middle East: lessons from Israel, Palestine, and Lebanon Environmental security in Ukraine: war, ecocide, and recovery Black Sea dolphins and porpoises: the impact of war on marine mammals Kreminski Forests National Park in the Luhansk region devastated by the war Carbon dioxide emissions from the war in Ukraine grew by 75 million tons Russia establishes “Velykyi Luh” National Park in occupied Zaporizhzhia Militarization of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant increases risks to nuclear safety How new technology is helping make Ukraine’s demining process greener Liquid iron curtain: how the Dnipro turned from a cradle of life into a weapon of mass destruction Fiber-optic drone pollution in Ukraine: environmental risks and scientific uncertainty Fiber-optic drone waste in Ukraine: environmental impact and post-war risks