The invasion of Ukraine has caused significant environmental damage, including the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam, which has led to flooding, pollution, and heavy metal contamination, as well as the ...
Climate change is catastrophic for many, creating conditions unfit for life. This drives more people to leave their homes. Could Ukrainians become climate refugees due to global changes? In an ...
While Ukraine has made significant progress in climate action since the 2010s, and undertaken efforts to align its environmental strategy with EU standards, Russia's invasion in 2022 has contributed ...
Ukraine says the environmental toll of the Russian invasion must be accounted for. The main source of the extra emissions is the fighting itself. Fuel burned by tanks and aircraft and the steel and ...
In the two years since Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, a chasm has grown between Russian scientists and their counterparts around the world. For much of his career, Alaska-based scientist Vladimir ...
Our global security system, based on who has the most and the most modern weapons to enforce deterrence, is gradually becoming irrelevant.
Lack of data about conditions in the Russian Arctic is already hampering climate science, and will cause ever-growing gaps in our understanding of how climate change affects the fastest-warming region ...
The following excerpts are from President Joe Biden’s address as prepared for delivery. As always, he reserves the right to change them during delivery as he sees fit. Any use of these excerpts should ...
Ukraine is demanding $43 billion from Russia for environmental damage caused by the war, saying the invasion has pumped huge extra emissions into the atmosphere and destroyed land, water and forests.
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