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Head of the President's Office Andriy Yermak has said at the fifth meeting of the International Working Group on the Environmental Consequences of War that Ukraine is ready to be among the leading countries that will hold the Russian Federation accountable for the harm caused to the environment, the press service of the head of state reports.

Player injuries often discussed in relation to artificial turf, but what about the environmental impacts?

Have you ever wondered about ancient engineering that shaped the course of history? Imagine a vast waterway stretching across vast regions, connecting the north and south of a nation, and facilitating trade and cultural exchange. It is the Grand Canal of China. Was it a technological marvel that changed the course of a nation's destiny?Because

One of the interesting items we have this week is a study by Greenpeace in which various organisms from the sea near Fukushima were sampled for radioactive isotopes. Let's take a closer look. The data in the table provided (see the first item in Ana's feed for the link) show the amount of radiation (radioactive decay) by isotope type per kilogram of plant or animal tissue from various samples. On the higher end is a fish with 357 bq/kg of radiation and some seaweed with 190 bk/kg.

By the war’s end, it will be too late to prevent the worst consequences of these terrible crimes. Global leaders must act now, write Andriy Yermak and Margot Wallström

Russia Is Not Attending, Though the Kremlin Has Said It Will Keep an Eye on the Talks. Western Officials and Analysts Said Saudi Diplomacy Had Been Important in Securing China's Presence at the Talks

"Inefficient" and bad for the environment – some environmentalists are arguing against the reconstruction of the Kakhovka Dam, despite the widespread devastation caused by its breach.

“While charges are being brought against us, the real crime is going on inside the doors we have blocked.”

Mary Robinson joins President Zelenskyy, Greta Thunberg and others in Kyiv to discuss environmental consequences of war.

There is no hope for Failing Fox News. The network is now calling the self-described handicapped and mentally ill Greta Thunberg a "world leader."