Climate change may prevent Ukraine from becoming an agricultural superpower
Remarkable climate data of this nature no longer has the power to shock as the reality of climate change becomes increasingly difficult to ignore.
Transition to renewable energy sources and reduction of coal and nuclear energy sources usage.
Enhance energy efficiency in the residential sector through relevant legislation and government support.
Reduction of pollution from transport through effective public policies, standards and public transport support.
Reduction of the negative impact of agricultural industry on the environment through the implementation of modern environmental norms and the development of small and medium-sized farms.
Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in all sectors of the economy and adaptation to the effects of climate change through progressive state climate policy.
Conscious and responsible community that stands for the environment protection through volunteering, activism and support!
Remarkable climate data of this nature no longer has the power to shock as the reality of climate change becomes increasingly difficult to ignore.
Ecoaction supports the EU-Ukraine cooperation within the framework of the European Green Deal initiative. We believe that hydrogen has a role to play in these processes.
Representatives of the Platform for Sustainable Development of Coal Towns became official members of the Coordination Center for Transformation.
The study compares and contracts the environmental permitting system in Ukraine with law and policy in the EU.
The presented publication reflects the sentiments of the coal mining regions local population on just transition.
One of the most contentious issues since the land reform process began in 1992 is the controversial moratorium on the sale of land.
New infographics on green cities and gender explain the importance of women’s participation in sustainable urban infrastructure development.
How careful are the agricultural companies with the land they use? We tried to answer this question…
The 2030 Climate Goal Roadmap includes quantitative targets for five sectors: energy, buildings, transport, waste and one subdivides sector, which includes agriculture, forestry and land use.