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Satellite image of one of the wreck sites. Most of the image is the sea in shades or dark to mid blue, in the top right a coast line and white cliffs, in the far right of the image the lozenge like shape of a small tanker can be seen, just offshire, between it and the cliffs is a black slick of oil. Three smaller craft are offshore nearby.

The ongoing environmental impact of the Kerch Strait oil spill

In December 2024 two Russian oil tankers spilled 4,000 tonnes of heavy fuel oil in the Kerch Strait, Crimea. Persistent and difficult to clean up, the oil threatens northern Black Sea ecosystems. Iryna Babanina examines how the situation is developing six months on and how the war influenced the disaster.

A photo looking down on a group of around 100 protestors at COP28, many different banners and slogans can be seen among the diverse crowd.

Soaring global military spending threatens climate action

Rapid rises in global military spending threaten climate action, undermining our collective security, this post highlights the findings of a new joint paper that explores how everything from direct emissions to diverted climate finance are threatening SDG 13 on Climate action.

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