Latest updates

Wartime geomorphological damage and geodiversity loss in Ukraine

Huge swathes of Ukraine’s geological heritage have been affected by fighting or militarily occupied, in many places causing irreversible damage. CEOBS’ Rob Watson and Stella Shekhunova of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine examine the nature and extent of this loss of geodiversity.

In teh left of the image a circular opening to a water well can be seen, the land beyond is arid brown and green under a blue sky. The lower two thirds of a woman can be seen in the right of the image, she is pouring water into jerry cans.

A new political and funding reality for environmental peacebuilding

We are in the middle of an unprecedented reconfiguration of global political attitudes towards the humanitarian-environmental sector. In this blog, we document the ramifications of these changes as recorded in a community survey and online meeting in collaboration with the Environmental Peacebuilding Association.

New @theGICHD report on underwater explosive ordnance. Their degradation, detonation, or disposal may result in pollution from metals and toxic energetic materials. Meanwhile our warming oceans are accelerating corrosion and the dispersal contaminants.
https://www.gichd.org/fileadmin/user_upload/Underwater_EO_FINAL_WEB.pdf

Load more

New @theGICHD report on underwater explosive ordnance. Their degradation, detonation, or disposal may result in pollution from metals and toxic energetic materials. Meanwhile our warming oceans are accelerating corrosion and the dispersal contaminants.
https://www.gichd.org/fileadmin/user_upload/Underwater_EO_FINAL_WEB.pdf

Load more

Subscribe

Subscribe to our mailing list for news, blogs and publications.
Subscribe to mailing list

Donate

We rely on grants and private donations, please consider supporting our work through either a one off or recurring donation.
Donate

Follow us

Follow and share our work on Facebook and Twitter.
YouTubeLinkedin