We very much hope for the world support that will be with us until the end of the war
Ecoaction’s experts do their best to defend the interests of Ukraine and the environment on the world stage.
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Ecoaction contributed to a land investigation by Serbian researchers
The topic of land relations is uncovered from a new angle, making it more transparent.
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Lithuania completely cuts off russian gas imports
It is the first EU country to have cut off relations in the energy sector with the aggressor.
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Ecoaction’s experts claim it is necessary to break up toxic relations of the world with russian fossil fuels
The Ecoaction’s team continues its work with foreign media, revealing information about our country.
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Ukrainian CSO statement to world leaders: Implement Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty
Implement Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty to stop fossil fuel addiction behind Putin’s war machine.
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We can’t keep on waiting for the reaction of the EU – Poland bans russian coal
Polish government decided to adopt legislation that will allow a ban of russian coal.
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Nature and war: how russian invasion destroys Ukrainian wildlife
russian invasion of Ukraine has been ruining people’s lives and civil infrastructure. But it also impacts Ukrainian wildlife.
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German politician handed to Ecoaction his Twitter account for a week
Tweets about the situation in Ukraine appear on daily basis on the Twitter account of Yannick Haan.
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Crimes against the environment after one month of Russia’s war against Ukraine
Many environmental crimes caused by russian aggression during the first month of the large-scale war.
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Ukrainian NGOs raise alarm over shocking environmental crimes caused by Russian aggression
Experts and activists provided the first analysis of the war crimes against the environment in Ukraine.
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We are losing our home: experts of NGO Ecoaction about impact of the war to the nature
Ecoaction has focused on informing the international society about the war in Ukraine.
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Almost a third part of Ukrainian crops could be abandoned or inaccessible
The zone of risk farming is approximately 34% of the total land area of Ukraine.
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