Ukraine will phase-out coal by 2050, but nuclear is still there. Ministry presented a new Concept
Ukraine will focus on energy efficiency, development of renewable energy sources, electric vehicles.
Ecoaction has presented a study on transformation of Ukrainian coal mining regions in the European Commission
Independent experts have compiled a list of specific recommendations on how to manage coal mines’ shutdowns.
An international platform for the transformation of coal regions will be established for Ukraine and the Western Balkans
Establishing of a dedicated “Coal” Platform for the Western Balkans and Ukraine was announced.
2000 people, 21 cities, 6 demands, and one planet: How the ukrainians joined the climate march
More than 2 thousands people came together in Kyiv for one purpose: to demand from the authority real action to fight climate change.
Communities support position
CEE Bankwatch Network is looking for candidates to fill the full time position of Communities support specialist.
How to ensure sustainable development of Ukrainian coal regions after unprofitable coal mines are shut down – international study
Independent experts from four European countries prepared an analytical study.
Coal mining towns of Ukraine’s Donetsk region establish a Platform for Sustainable Development
Representatives of the coal mining towns of Donetsk region signed a Memorandum of Partnership
“There is no Planet B” – Ukrainian youth organised a climate strike
On 15th March near the Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine (Kyiv) an action of the youth took place There is no Planet B!
The Land Question: land concentration and the agricultural land moratorium in Ukraine
This article considers how the ‘land question’ has developed over the past three decades, where we stand today, and what we can expect in the future.
Water is coming: Ecoaction presented a study on impact of sea level rise on coastal areas of Ukraine due to climate change
Ecoaction experts together with scientists presented results of the research “Impact of Sea Level Rise on Coastal Areas due to Climate Change”.