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Environmental monitoring in Crimea

Russia’s actions complicate Crimea’s adaptive resilience to climate change – Boichenko

November 28, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

The solution of the economic and environmental problems of Crimea should be a subject of special attention – Khlobystov

August 24, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

Sea turned yellow in the occupied Crimea

August 24, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

Trends in the Environmental Conditions, Climate Change and Human Health in the Southern Region of Ukraine

August 15, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

Changes in the Water Surface Area of Reservoirs of the Crimean Peninsula and Artificial Increases in Precipitation as One of the Possible Solutions to Water Shortages

August 15, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

We can direct the results of the study of the CTRC to the strategy for the de-occupation of Crimea – Khlobystov

August 10, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

Study: Ecological and climatic discrimination in the occupied Crimea: dimensions and threats

August 3, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

This is a war for resources – Svitlana Boychenko on the reasons for the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation in Ukraine

August 1, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

CTRC experts presented a study on environmental and climate discrimination in the occupied Crimea

July 29, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

Ecological and climatic discrimination in the occupied Crimea dimensions and threats

July 29, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

CTRC will receive observer status under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change

July 22, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

Why did the dolphin stranding season in the occupied Crimea start earlier?

June 20, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

The actions of the invaders at the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station can lead to an environmental disaster

May 27, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

What could be the consequences of hostilities in the Black Sea?

May 26, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

Due to the actions of the occupants, a large number of dolphins and birds died

May 25, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

Damaging the dam on the North Crimean Canal by the Russian army caused damage to the environment of Ukraine in the amount of more than 2.6 billion hryvnias

May 25, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea

The occupiers have identified the most dirty cities of Crimea

May 25, 2022
Environmental monitoring in Crimea