πΊπ¦ Over 8,000 cases of environmental damage have been documented in Ukraine due to Russiaβs military aggression β with total losses reaching nearly β¬85 billion.
βThe consequences of this war go far beyond Ukraine,β said Svitlana Grynychuk, Ukraineβs Minister of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources, during the EU Environment Council meeting.
Key facts she highlighted:
πΉ Over 230 million tons of carbon released into the air
πΉ 25% of Ukrainian land contaminated with mines and unexploded ordnance
πΉ 850,000 hectares of forest are in active combat zones or under occupation
πͺπΊ The EU has reaffirmed its support. Commissioner SΓ©golΓ¨ne Rusvel emphasized continued assistance for documenting environmental crimes and pushing for international accountability.
Several EU countries β including Germany, Sweden, Italy, and the Baltics β are already providing technical and expert support and are ready to scale up their efforts.
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βThe consequences of this war go far beyond Ukraine,β said Svitlana Grynychuk, Ukraineβs Minister of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources, during the EU Environment Council meeting.
Key facts she highlighted:
πΉ Over 230 million tons of carbon released into the air
πΉ 25% of Ukrainian land contaminated with mines and unexploded ordnance
πΉ 850,000 hectares of forest are in active combat zones or under occupation
πͺπΊ The EU has reaffirmed its support. Commissioner SΓ©golΓ¨ne Rusvel emphasized continued assistance for documenting environmental crimes and pushing for international accountability.
Several EU countries β including Germany, Sweden, Italy, and the Baltics β are already providing technical and expert support and are ready to scale up their efforts.
π Click the link to read the full article.
βοΈ Wishing you a great start to the new week, dear followers!
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Today we want to share with you good climate news from the EECCA region!
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π Moldova and Sweden launch project to turn waste into energy
π First EUβCentral Asia Summit
π Central Asia and Mongolia: United Against the Triple Planetary Crisis
π Uzbekistan aims to meet emissions targets ahead of schedule
π Moldova: grants for private home energy efficiency
π Regional climate priorities set as dialogue with the EU continues: Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan
π Armenia: BIOFIN Biodiversity Financing Plan launched at UN Office
π Moldova to introduce bottle return system
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Today we want to share with you good climate news from the EECCA region!
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π Moldova and Sweden launch project to turn waste into energy
π First EUβCentral Asia Summit
π Central Asia and Mongolia: United Against the Triple Planetary Crisis
π Uzbekistan aims to meet emissions targets ahead of schedule
π Moldova: grants for private home energy efficiency
π Regional climate priorities set as dialogue with the EU continues: Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan
π Armenia: BIOFIN Biodiversity Financing Plan launched at UN Office
π Moldova to introduce bottle return system
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β»οΈ CAN EECCA Regional Meeting on NDCs in Central Asia
From April 15 to 17, the CAN EECCA regional meeting is taking place in Almaty, focusing on Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and Just Transition in Central Asia.
π± Civil society representatives, climate experts, and regional partners are discussing:
β the latest updates on climate and energy policies in Central Asia,
β effective advocacy and media engagement,
β integrating Just Transition into NDC 3.0,
β analysis and preparation of NDCs,
β opportunities for future collaboration.
π The meeting emphasizes joint efforts and practical steps to strengthen climate ambition across the region.
π€ We thank all participants for their contributions and inspiration. Together, weβre working toward a fairer and more sustainable future!
#EECCA #CentralAsia #JustTransition #ClimateAction #ParisAgreement #NDCs #ClimateCommitments
From April 15 to 17, the CAN EECCA regional meeting is taking place in Almaty, focusing on Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and Just Transition in Central Asia.
π± Civil society representatives, climate experts, and regional partners are discussing:
β the latest updates on climate and energy policies in Central Asia,
β effective advocacy and media engagement,
β integrating Just Transition into NDC 3.0,
β analysis and preparation of NDCs,
β opportunities for future collaboration.
π The meeting emphasizes joint efforts and practical steps to strengthen climate ambition across the region.
π€ We thank all participants for their contributions and inspiration. Together, weβre working toward a fairer and more sustainable future!
#EECCA #CentralAsia #JustTransition #ClimateAction #ParisAgreement #NDCs #ClimateCommitments