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Roundup: The Kakhovka dam collapse causes humanitarian and environmental costs-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Roundup: The Kakhovka dam collapse causes humanitarian and environmental costs-Xinhua

Roundup: The Kakhovka dam collapse causes humanitarian and environmental costs-

Experts say the war in Ukraine is an environmental disaster getting worse by the day - 09-Jun-2023 - Vimarsana News

Experts say the war in Ukraine is an environmental disaster getting worse by the day - 09-Jun-2023

The war in Ukraine has not only destroyed infrastructure and claimed human lives, but the natural environment and wildlife have been decimated and could take decades to recover when the war finally ends.

Experts say the war in Ukraine is an environmental disaster getting worse by the day - Vimarsana News

Experts say the war in Ukraine is an environmental disaster getting worse by the day

The war in Ukraine has not only destroyed infrastructure and claimed human lives, but the natural environment and wildlife have been decimated and could take decades to recover when the war finally ends.

Source: abc.net.au
US tells UN it is 'not certain' who is responsible for dam destruction as Ukraine and Russia blame each other - Vimarsana News

US tells UN it is 'not certain' who is responsible for dam destruction as Ukraine and Russia blame each other

The US says it is "not certain" where the blame for the dam's destruction lies, but it does not make sense that Kyiv would unleash an environmental disaster on its own people. 

Source: abc.net.au
Ukraine dam's destruction could 'forever' change ecosystems, officials say - Vimarsana News

Ukraine dam's destruction could 'forever' change ecosystems, officials say

The breach of the Kakhovka dam will upend agriculture, reshape habitats and could unleash a flood of pollution across parts of southern Ukraine, experts said.

Source: adn.com