Implementation of the FAO guidelines in Serbia: What worked?
Serbia has over five million hectares of agricultural land, of which 71% is intensively used as arable land, orchards, and vineyards.
How Did the Russian Army Harm Ukraine’s Environment in 2024?
The trend remains unchanged: the vast majority of cases continue to be recorded along the frontline.
Analytical Paper on the Financial Feasibility of New Nuclear Reactors in Ukraine
The paper provides an objective analysis of the financial challenges related to new nuclear projects in Ukraine.
Threat to Ukraine’s Energy Sector: The Parliament May Pass Draft Law No. 11392
A provision was introduced that unexpectedly allowed for the procurement of russian-manufactured reactor equipment from Bulgaria.
Guide: How to use the interactive map of potential cases of environmental damage, caused by russian aggression?
How the map may help journalists, scientists, and activists understand the impact of war on the environment.
Just Transition During War: How Communities Adapt to New Realities
Collaboration, strategic vision, and a focus on green energy are the principles that will guide Ukraine along the path of just transition.
Deal Narrative 2: As pressure builds on available agricultural land in Ukraine, can the country balance environmental protection with economic needs?
More than 30% of Ukrainian land now unsuitable for agriculture.
At COP29, Ukraine Presented a Methodology for Calculating Climate Damage from War
This approach enables a comprehensive assessment of the climate damage resulting from russia’s aggression.
Just Transition is Needed Not Only for Coal Communities – Conclusions from the Discussion at COP29
This applies not only to coal communities but also to those dependent on other industries.
A new energy consultant system has been presented for the first time: who are they and why are they needed?
Energy consultants are specialists who can potentially help communities, businesses, and HOAs optimise their energy processes.