The Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant without electricity: why even closed NPP poses a danger to a world
As the temperature of nuclear fuel rises, radioactive substances will be released into the environment.
Ban of russian fossil fuels may become the last step to defeat russia
Unprecedented sanctions against the aggressor are followed by ban of fossil fuels.
Russian invasion in Ukraine could threaten global food security and starve hundreds of millions globally
Due to expected substantial yield shortfalls, exports from Ukraine are highly unlikely in the coming marketing year.
The reasons Russia wants to occupy NPPs, and how the world can prevent it
The war is raging for nuclear power plants, and it is the first in history precedent of nuclear terrorism.
Ecoaction statement on Russian-Ukrainian war
We are grateful for all the support we feel from our international friend and partners.
Ecoaction and other Ukrainian NGOs elaborated Joint Position on Irrigation in Ukraine
Organizations overviewed the problem and argued why intensive irrigation is not a solution to water scarcity.
Climate March 2021 held: What’s next?
People marched at this year’s Climate March to demand funding for environmental activities from the authorities.
What you need to know about the Green City Action Plan but your municipality won’t tell you
We developed a step-by-step guide on what the Green City Action Plan is, why citizen participation is important for improving the future of cities.
The Ministry of Energy has spoken in the words of climate activists
Ukraine, phase out coal by 2035, the Ministry of Energy said today.
Ukrainian government wobbles on the coal phase-out date
2035 is not the final coal phase-out date for the Ukrainian state-owned power plants, as was previously announced.