Water is misused as a weapon when infrastructure and water resources are deliberately destroyed in armed conflicts. Water ...

The 2023 breach of the Kakhovka dam drained a huge reservoir and exposed a vast area of toxic sediment, creating a debate ...

Local leaders in California are slamming the Trump administration's moves to gut dozens of environmental policies on climate ...

The war in Ukraine may or may not be winding down with ongoing US/Russian negotiations, but this leads to a key question: ...

“The full-scale armed aggression against Ukraine is entering a fourth year. The analysis published today shows that environmental damage knows no borders, and the war is exacerbating the climate ...

A new report quantifies emissions linked to war actions, the reconstruction of damaged infrastructure and forest fires during the three years of conflict ...

Ukraine’s mineral wealth has been a key factor in negotiations with the U.S. over a ceasefire agreement in the war with ...

The deliberate destruction of the Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine during the Russo-Ukrainian war unleashed a hidden environmental crisis, destroying ecosystems and releasing polluted sediments into downstream ...

The environmental damage in both war zones fits ... Gaza’s trees were lost by the time the cease-fire took effect. In Ukraine, burning industrial facilities fill the air with toxic PCBs, dioxins ...

Ukraine’s minerals fuel industries and militaries Ukraine ... investment, technical expertise, environmental considerations and, above all, cessation of military conflict. Got a question? Put a ...

Even if the conflict ended today, the people of Ukraine still wouldn't be safe. Research suggests the war's effects on people, wildlife and the environment will last long into the future. The ...

which occupies only 0.4 per cent of the Earth’s surface,” Ukraine’s Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources Svetlana Grinchuk said, speaking at a meeting of the UN Economic ...