Ecology
To restore the Black Sea after ecocide, it is necessary to create new protected areas, scientists say
Scientists call for the creation of nature protection zones in the Black Sea, international pressure on the Russian Federation, and demining of the coast after the end of the war.
The Russians have virtually destroyed the ecosystem in the Kinburn Spit, — Ukrainian Navy
A unique part of the Black Sea and Dnieper-Bug Estuary has undergone catastrophic changes as a result of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation.
Another dead dolphin found on the Black Sea coast
Two large dead mammals were found on a sandbank within the Tuzli Estuaries National Park.
Shares of Ukrainian agricultural holdings increased on the stock exchanges: Kernel – by 1.7%, MHP – by 5.4%
From August 3 to 10, the share price of all Ukrainian agroholdings on the Warsaw and London Stock Exchanges increased.
A dead dolphin was found on the coast of the Odessa region
For the first time since last year, a dead white-beaked dolphin was found near the Tuzly Lymany National Park.
Oil product residues were again detected near the Danube Reserve
The coast of Odesa region continues to suffer from the consequences of the Russian accident in the Kerch Strait. On the embankment near the Danube Biosphere Reserve, remnants of fuel oil from the accident of Russian tankers near the Kerch Strait were again discovered. This was reported by Doctor of Biological Sciences Ivan Rusev, writes…
Damages from fuel oil spill in the Kerch Strait reach almost a billion dollars
The Russians caused significant environmental damage in the Black and Azov Seas as a result of the accident of two tankers in December 2024.
The court will consider the case regarding the scheme of Odesa Customs and an agricultural exporter
An indictment was sent to the court against two current and three former officials of the Odesa Customs Service and the director of the exporting company.
Ukraine collects evidence of oil pollution of the Black Sea
Ukrainian law enforcement officers are collecting evidence related to the pollution of the Black Sea with oil products.
Ukraine, Japan and the Netherlands will assess the consequences of the fuel oil leak from Russian tankers
Ecologists will work on a model that will help assess the scale of pollution and its long-term consequences for the Black Sea ecosystem.
