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Feb12023

Ukraine conflict environmental briefing: The coastal and marine environment

Country, Publications, Slider, UkraineBy ConEnvObsFebruary 1, 2023

Our fifth in a series of joint CEOBS-Zoï Environment Network briefings on Ukraine explores how the conflict is affecting coastal and marine ecosystems, and analyses a series of pollution incidents in the Buh Estuary south of Mykolaiv.

Jan242023

Have EU military “greening” policies had any effect?

Blog, Military and the environment, Military emissions blogs, Projects, Slider, TopicBy ConEnvObsJanuary 24, 2023

In this blog, Linsey Cottrell summarises the key findings from our report into the state of “greening” policies across EU militaries.

Dec152022

The COP where we began talking about conflict emissions

Blog, Blog, Military and the environment, Military emissions blogs, Projects, Slider, TopicBy ConEnvObsDecember 15, 2022

Ellie Kinney landed at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh on a mission to advocate for better reporting of military greenhouse gas emissions, here’s what she found.

Dec82022

States adopt new legal framework on the environmental impact of war

Blog, Law and policy, Slider, TopicBy ConEnvObsDecember 8, 2022

States have formally adopted a set of 27 legal principles intended to enhance the protection of the environment throughout the cycle of armed conflicts, marking the end of a 10-year process and with it the most significant advance in the legal framework since the 1970s.

Nov242022

Reverberating civilian and environmental harm from explosive weapons use in Gaza

Country, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Project One, Publications, Publications, SliderBy ConEnvObsNovember 24, 2022

In a collaboration between Airwars and CEOBS, we explore the immediate and reverberating consequences of the use explosive weapons during the 11 day conflict in Gaza in May 2021.

Nov222022

Liberals and conservatives block military emissions call in European Parliament

Blog, Blog, Military emissions blogs, Projects, SliderBy ConEnvObsNovember 22, 2022

Ellie Kinney explores how liberal and conservative MEPs blocked an initiative that would have contributed towards improving European military emissions reporting in the run up to COP27.

Nov152022

Ukraine conflict environmental briefing: Fossil fuel infrastructure

Country, Publications, Slider, UkraineBy ConEnvObsNovember 15, 2022

Our fourth in a series of joint CEOBS-Zoï Environment Network briefings on Ukraine explores how the conflict has impacted fossil fuel infrastructure across the country, and features a deep dive into the immediate and reverberating environmental effects of a fuel depot attack.

Nov102022

New estimate: global military is responsible for more emissions than Russia

Blog, Blog, Military emissions blogs, Projects, SliderBy ConEnvObsNovember 10, 2022

As the impact of the climate crisis continues to grow, rapid emissions cuts are becoming ever more urgent. Our new report finds that militaries may be responsible for 5.5% of global emissions – a proportion so great that it can no longer be ignored.

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4 Feb 1621798504971620354

Too environmentally risky to break in port should not equate to safe enough to dump at sea. Brazil dumps a toxics laden aircraft carrier in the Atlantic. #Military

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Brazil sinks aircraft carrier in Atlantic despite presence of asbestos and toxic materials

Environmental activists had sought to halt the planned scuttling of the warship, warning that it could pollute the marine food chain

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2 Feb 1621161524269023236

#Ukraine’s important coastal and marine ecological areas include 22 @RamsarConv Sites covering 750,521 ha.
Military activities, and the pollution linked to it are disrupting habitats and threatening species. Learn more: https://ceobs.org/ukraine-conflict-environmental-briefing-the-coastal-and-marine-environment #WorldWetlandsDay

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Conflict and Environment Observatory (CEOBS) @detoxconflict ·
2 Feb 1621116811486937090

Oil spills and the impact that the invasion of #Ukraine has had on shipping in the Black and #Azov seas are just two of the issues that we cover in our latest environmental briefing with @ZoiEnvironment.
Our coastal and marine environment brief is here: https://ceobs.org/ukraine-conflict-environmental-briefing-the-coastal-and-marine-environment

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Oleg Kirichuk @O_Kirichuk ·
1 Feb 1620810824498683909

Kudos to @detoxconflict and @ZoiEnvironment for their very comprehensive briefing on the damage to Ukraine's coastal and marine #environment 🐬🦀 published today!
https://ceobs.org/ukraine-conflict-environmental-briefing-the-coastal-and-marine-environment/

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Conflict and Environment Observatory (CEOBS) @detoxconflict ·
1 Feb 1620852698341064704

New today, the latest in our joint briefing series with @ZoiEnvironment examines how the conflict in #Ukraine is impacting its marine and coastal areas.

New today, the latest in our joint briefing series with @ZoiEnvironment examines how the conflict in #Ukraine is impacting its marine and coastal areas.
Conflict and Environment Observatory (CEOBS) @detoxconflict

How is the conflict in #Ukraine impacting its coastal and marine #environment?
Our new joint briefing with @ZoiEnvironment explores pollution, habitat disruption and fisheries, with a deep dive into the Buh Estuary. The project is co-funded by @UNEP https://ceobs.org/ukraine-conflict-environmental-briefing-the-coastal-and-marine-environment 🧵1/9

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Conflict and Environment Observatory (CEOBS) @detoxconflict ·
1 Feb 1620845702913069058

"US, UK and Irish oil and gas field contractors – which provide essential drilling and other services to #Myanamar’s gas field operators – have continued to make millions in profit in the country after the coup."

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Revealed: how world‘s biggest fossil fuel firms ‘profited in Myanmar after coup‘

Leaked tax records suggest subsidiaries of international gas field contractors continued to make millions after the coup

www.theguardian.com

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