Is Russia Committing Ecocide In Ukraine?
On June 6, 2023, a major dam and hydro-electric power plant in Russian-occupied southern Ukraine, the Nova Kakhovka Dam, suffered damage...
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On June 6, 2023, a major dam and hydro-electric power plant in Russian-occupied southern Ukraine, the Nova Kakhovka Dam, suffered damage...
As the vast reservoir has lost around three-quarters of its volume since the destruction of the Kakhovka dam last week, one villager is now using glass jars to catch rainwater.
HRUSHIVKA, Ukraine (Reuters) - Tetyana Tarasevych remembers how life got better in Ukraine's southeast nearly 70 years ago after the vast Kakhovka water reservoir was built near her home in the village of Hrushivka.
As the vast reservoir has lost around three-quarters of its volume since the destruction of the Kakhovka dam last week, she is now using glass jars to catch rainwater.
Tetyana Tarasevych remembers how life got better in Ukraine's southeast nearly 70 years ago after the vast Kakhovka water reservoir was built near her home in the village of Hrushivka. As the vast reservoir has lost around three-quarters of its volume since the destruction of the Kakhovka dam last week, she is now using glass jars to catch rainwater.