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Author Archives: ConEnvObs

Sep232019

UNICEF | Risk assessment of the Voda Donbasu water system

Country, External Content, UkraineBy ConEnvObsSeptember 23, 2019

The challenges for the water system eastern Ukraine are significant and remain largely unchanged since they were first assessed by UNICEF in 2017.

Sep152019

ILC | Report of the ILC to the UN General Assembly

External Content, Law and policy, TopicBy ConEnvObsSeptember 15, 2019

This report contains all 28 draft principles adopted by the ILC at First Reading in July 2019, together with their commentaries.

Sep62019

Civilian science: the potential of participatory environmental monitoring in areas affected by armed conflicts

Project Two, PublicationsBy ConEnvObsSeptember 6, 2019

Paper by CEOBS, Goldsmiths University of London and King’s College London on the potential of civilian science – participatory citizen science methodologies – for environmental data collection in areas affected by armed conflicts.

Aug12019

How Yemen’s conflict destroyed its waste management system

Blog, Country, Slider, YemenBy ConEnvObsAugust 1, 2019

Conflicts often disrupt environmental governance and sustainable development. In this blog Doug Weir examines how the conflict in Yemen has interrupted plans to improve waste management while creating new risks to human and environmental health.

Aug12019

PAX/Bellingcat | Iranian oil spills on Syria’s shores: a brief OSINT overview of an environmental incident

Country, External Content, SyriaBy ConEnvObsAugust 1, 2019

In June, a marine oil pipeline feeding a Syrian oil refinery was sabotaged, this open source investigation considers the environmental consequences of the incident.

Aug12019

REACH | Syria burned agricultural area analysis (May-June 2019)

Country, External Content, SyriaBy ConEnvObsAugust 1, 2019

A study of satellite data by the REACH Initiative has found that 948,000 acres of agricultural land in Syria was affected by wildfires between May and June 2019.

Jul222019

HRW | Basra is thirsty – Iraq’s failure to manage the water crisis

Country, External Content, IraqBy ConEnvObsJuly 22, 2019

An investigation into the factors behind the water crisis in Basra Iraq, and the failure of the Iraqi government to address them.

Jul192019

Forensic Architecture | Herbicidal warfare in Gaza

Country, External Content, Occupied Palestinian TerritoriesBy ConEnvObsJuly 19, 2019

Reconstruction and analysis of herbicide spraying events on the Gaza border that reveals the extent to which Israeli spraying is affecting Palestinian areas, impacting on agriculture and potentially on human health.

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