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.
DetailsThis approach enables a comprehensive assessment of the climate damage resulting from russia’s aggression.
DetailsThe event was dedicated to the 1,000th day since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
DetailsExperts presented preliminary results of a new research conducted by IMEPOWER at the request of Ecoaction.
DetailsThis applies not only to coal communities but also to those dependent on other industries.
DetailsEnergy consultants are specialists who can potentially help communities, businesses, and HOAs optimise their energy processes.
DetailsSuch experts could propose needs-based, smart, scenario-backed options.
DetailsThis position presents a vision of the decisions that must be made at the international and national levels in Ukraine.
DetailsWhat unites these cases is public outrage and the potential environmental risks posed by these projects.
DetailsThe Concept poses a risk that reconstruction projects dangerous to public health and the environment may be approved.
DetailsAdvance your city’s path to climate neutrality.
DetailsThis is the first camp for activists that Ecoaction has organiszed since the start of the full-scale invasion.
DetailsIt proposes to abolish the EIA procedure for all sanitary clearcuts smaller than 10 hectares.
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