What will be the fate of the Kakhovka Sea?
The destruction of the Kakhovka HPP is a large-scale environmental disaster.
Ecoaction calling on the US government to close the refining loophole
The US should ban imports of refined products from refineries running on Russian crude.
The UNFCCC Ocean and Climate change Dialogue – a place to talk or to act?
The Ocean is greatly affected by climate change, with rising temperatures leading to coral bleaching, sea-level rise.
The 12th sanctions package must include embargo on russian LNG: open letter from Ukrainian NGOs
russia intends to almost triple its LNG export capacity to 100 million tonnes per year by 2030.
Initial Comments on the Proposal for a Regulation on establishing the Ukraine Facility
Ecoaction and Razom We Stand, Bankwatch submitted initial comments to the European Parliament.
How to transform coal regions during a war: just transition in Ukraine – webinar
Experts from Ecoaction took part to discuss the past, the current and the future of the just transition in Ukraine.
What does the Global Stocktake mean for Ukraine’s climate plans?
To monitor Paris Agreement, it has established a mechanism called Global Stocktake.
How does war affect the climate and how to tackle it? Independent experts assessed GHG emissions caused by Russian war in Ukraine
russian occupiers committed another act of terrorism in Ukraine by destroying the Kakhovka Dam.
Ukraine: Embracing EU standards to build a resilient future
The right course to attract investments is by implementing EU standards.
Agriculture: priorities for sustainable investments to aid Ukraine’s recovery
The ‘build back better’ principle foresees that reconstruction will address the key environmental challenges that jeopardise the sustainability of food production.