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Jun32026

In the foreground three people site on stools, they are looking athe display from a screen attached to a drone remote control as part of a wildlife survey, behind them a long wheel base land rover 4x4 owned by the HALO Trust.

Do minefields protect wildlife? It’s complicated.

Blog, Project One, Projects, SliderBy ConEnvObsJune 3, 2026

By excluding people, minefields can reduce pressure from human activities. With governments obliged to clear mines and explosive remnants of war, understanding how their presence and removal influences biodiversity is critical. In this post, Dr Franciany Braga-Pereira describes what she and her team discovered studying minefield refugia in Angola.

Jun12026

Training and tools for IMAS 07.13 environmental and climate compliance

Project One, Publications, Publications, Slider, UncategorizedBy ConEnvObsJune 1, 2026

CEOBS offers specialist training and consultancy to help mine action organisations meet the requirements of the updated IMAS 07.13 on Environmental Management and Climate Change.

Apr202026

A soldier in camouflage and a helmet peers into a mud speckled vehicle window, their face is covered and only their eyes can be seen.

Fossil fuel transition talks must address militaries

Blog, Blog, Military emissions blogs, Projects, SliderBy ConEnvObsApril 20, 2026

As governments gather in Colombia for the First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels amid ongoing wars, fragile ceasefires, spiralling military spending and a global energy crisis, Ellie Kinney explains why militaries must be part of any future energy transition framework.

Apr132026

A cartoon, two figures look at samples in front of a river full of debris backed by bombed out buildings, an oil drum leaks into the river and dead fish can be seen.

Event report: Exploring the potential and applications of citizen science in areas affected by armed conflicts

Blog, Blog, Project Two, Projects, SliderBy ConEnvObsApril 13, 2026

Elaine Donderer reports on the first in-person event of the European Citizen Science Association’s new working group on citizen science in areas affected by armed conflicts, which took place at the Association’s 2026 conference at the University of Oulu, Finland.

Mar272026

Left panel, a despite the blur a large black smoke plume spreads our parallel with the ground from a site n a flat plain backed by mountains. Right panel, the bottom of the image is blacked out but dark black plumes can be seen rising on the left and right hand sides into a blue sky, a communication mast is visible on the right.

Iran War: Environmental risk overview as of 27th March

Publications, Publications, SliderBy ConEnvObsMarch 27, 2026

A month into the Israeli-US war against Iran we summarise current and emerging conflict trends and their potential implications for people and the environment.

Mar182026

Most of the image is the deep blue of the Persian Gulf, to the left a strip of brown and orange land curves downwards, a third of the way down a dark plume is visible stretchin all the way across the sea to the right of the image.

Don’t lock in future fossil fuel insecurity in response to the Iran war

Blog, Blog, Military emissions blogs, Projects, SliderBy ConEnvObsMarch 18, 2026

The war against Iran is disrupting global fossil fuel supply chains and, while states increasingly recognise that renewables reduce exposure to geopolitical shocks, Grace Alexander finds that there are dangers that emergency energy policies are chosen that lock-in emissions and energy insecurity.

Feb22026

Metallurgist working by the blast furnaces in Třinec Iron and Steel Works.. A man in protective clothing is silhouetted against orange and yellow sparks and glow from the furnace.

How the EU’s new carbon border undermines military decarbonisation

Blog, Blog, Military emissions blogs, Projects, SliderBy ConEnvObsFebruary 2, 2026

Grace Alexander explains why exempting military products from the EU’s new Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) undermines the bloc’s industrial decarbonisation goals and demonstrates a disconnect between its climate and defence policies.

Dec22025

White text on green background reads: Strengthening field environmental management: Assessing the Green Field Tool roll-out in NPA

Strengthening field environmental management: Assessing the Green Field Tool roll-out in NPA

Project One, Projects, Publications, SliderBy ConEnvObsDecember 2, 2025

NPA and CEOBS study examining the roll-out of the Green Field Tool across NPA mine action programmes in Angola, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cambodia, Ukraine, Vietnam, Yemen, and Zimbabwe. The findings highlight both progress and challenges in integrating environmental and climate risk assessments into operations.

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