36 years after Chornobyl accident Ukraine faces new unprecedented threats
What should be the international response to russia’s nuclear terrorism?
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.
Open letter on Russian nuclear industry and Rosatom
It is crystal clear that russia is using its nuclear company as one of the tools in the ongoing war
Silence Can Be Explosive: Five Experts Urge Governments to Halt Russian Nuclear Terrorism Now
Ukrainian NGOs demand international recognition of Russian military actions as the first ever case of nuclear terrorism.
The Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant without electricity: why even closed NPP poses a danger to a world
As the temperature of nuclear fuel rises, radioactive substances will be released into the environment.
The reasons Russia wants to occupy NPPs, and how the world can prevent it
The war is raging for nuclear power plants, and it is the first in history precedent of nuclear terrorism.
The war in Ukraine and implications for international energy security – press briefing
Russia started a massive military invasion of Ukraine, leading to humanitarian, environmental, and potentially nuclear catastrophe in the center of Europe.
On nuclear power plants in war zone in Ukraine
Ecoaction`s statement on nuclear safety amidst the full-scale russian attack on Ukraine
Climate March 2021 held: What’s next?
People marched at this year’s Climate March to demand funding for environmental activities from the authorities.
Ecoaction’s statement on the potential development of nuclear energy
Ecoaction supports the inclusion of energy security and climate in the joint statement of Ukraine and the United States on strategic partnership.