Ecology
More than half of the tankers in the “shadow fleet” pose an environmental threat, — FT
The industry is warning of the risk of a massive oil spill, comparable to the largest maritime disasters in history.
Ukraine has achieved the creation of a protected area in the waters of Antarctica
After three years of international negotiations, the 48th Consultative Meeting of the Parties to the Antarctic Treaty has unanimously supported the Ukrainian initiative.
Greenpeace records Black Sea pollution from Romanian gas project
Greenpeace Romania reported a possible 45 km² spill in the Black Sea, linking the incident to the support vessel Skandi Asserter, which is operating near the Neptun Deep offshore project.
The consequences of the Russian attack on the port of Chornomorsk caused a mass death of marine organisms
Tens of thousands of hermit crabs died on the coast of Odesa region due to oil pollution caused by the Russian attack on the port of Chornomorsk in April.
Russian attack on the port of Chornomorsk: oil pollution reaches 700 meters along the coast
As a result of Russian shelling and the destruction of the tank, sunflower oil has entered the Black Sea.
The USPA special fleet was involved in eliminating the consequences of shelling in the port of Chornomorsk
The work is being carried out after the Russian attack on April 26, which damaged the infrastructure of the port of Chornomorsk.
“Shadow Fleet” Tanker Escapes Norwegian Coast Guard
The suspected sanctions-violating vessel turned off its AIS, ignored inspection requests and left Norway’s economic zone, heading towards Russian waters.
Russian gas tanker drifting in the Mediterranean Sea threatens ecological disaster
Italy, France and seven other countries have appealed to the European Commission for urgent action.
Russia is intensifying repression against Arctic researchers to hide the real state of affairs in the region, — Foreign Intelligence
The international scientific report on the state of the Arctic, which has been prepared every five years since 1991 under the auspices of the Arctic Council, will be published in 2026 without Russian input.
A decrease in pollution after the oil spill is recorded in the waters of Odesa
No traces of vegetable oil were recorded on most sections of the Odesa coast, local residues are preserved only on individual beaches.
