Examples of environmental harm in Ukraine: Izmail Sea Trade Port
Examples of environmental harm in Ukraine: Remote environmental assessment of the damage at Izmail Sea Trade Port.
Ukraine damage map: Kurakhivska Thermal Power Plant
Examples of environmental harm in Ukraine: Remote environmental assessment of the damage at the Kurakhivska Thermal Power Plant.
“Always money for war”, reflecting on COP28
Ellie Kinney reflects on the role that militaries played in COP28, whether behind closed doors, centre stage, or by their absence, and on the prospects for international action on military and conflict emissions at COP29.
Launching a new academic research network on conflict and the environment
Why we are launching the Conflict and Environment Academic Network (CEAN) – a new community for academics and researchers engaged in the environmental monitoring and assessment of armed conflicts.
Joint statement | OEWG on a science-policy panel on the sound management of chemicals and waste and to prevent pollution
Joint statement on behalf of 14 organisations calling for the proposed intergovernmental Science-Policy Panel on chemicals, waste and pollution include conflict pollution and the toxic remnants of war within the scope of its work.
Conflict and Environment Academic Network (CEAN) – function and membership
The Conflict and Environment Academic Network (CEAN) is a community for academics and researchers engaged in the environmental monitoring and assessment of armed conflicts.
Екологічний брифінг українського конфлікту: кліматична криза
Наш шостий випуск із серії екологічних брифінгів CEOBS та Zoï Environment Network про Україну досліджує те, як конфлікт впливає на глобальний клімат, і те, яких заходів вживає Україна для зменшення кількості викидів та адаптації до кліматичної кризи.
What to expect on militarism, conflict and climate at COP28
Ahead of arriving in Dubai for COP28, Ellie Kinney outlines the key topics and trends at the intersection between climate change, conflicts and peace. As global military emissions rise, and with new and protracted conflicts capturing international attention, how is this impacting climate diplomacy?