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May142025

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ECSA launches new working group on citizen science in areas affected by armed conflict

Blog, Blog, Project Two, Projects, SliderBy ConEnvObsMay 14, 2025

The European Citizen Science Association (ECSA) has launched a new working group to explore and promote the use of citizen science in areas affected by armed conflicts. Anna Berti Suman and Doug Weir explain why it has been launched and how people can contribute.

May132025

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The importance of tackling the climate impacts of UN Peacekeeping

Blog, Military and the environment, Military emissions blogs, Projects, Slider, TopicBy ConEnvObsMay 13, 2025

To mark this week’s UN Peacekeeping Ministerial in Berlin, Ellie Kinney explains its potential role in improving transparency over the reporting of military GHG emissions and shares recommendations that would help encourage decarbonisation.

May52025

How does war damage the environment?

Blog, Law and policy, Slider, TopicBy ConEnvObsMay 5, 2025

Ever wondered what the environmental impacts of war are? Read our guide to the many different ways through which armed conflicts and militarism can damage the environment.

Apr222025

Wartime geomorphological damage and geodiversity loss in Ukraine

Country, Publications, Slider, UkraineBy ConEnvObsApril 22, 2025

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.

Apr222025

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

Blog, Law and policy, Slider, TopicBy ConEnvObsApril 22, 2025

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.

Apr172025

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Conflict-monitoring collective wins European Space Agency Earth Observation Excellence Award

Blog, CEAN events, Projects, Publications, SliderBy ConEnvObsApril 17, 2025

The Decentralized Damage Mapping Group, of which CEOBS is a member, has been awarded the European Space Agency’s 2025 Earth Observation Excellence Award.

Apr42025

In this moody image from Cambodia, six beige uniformed mine action staff walk in single file into a tropical landscape, to their left are lush green grasses, they walk towards a low treeline while in the distance a low wooded hillside is wreathed in mist.

Minimising the environmental impact of landmine clearance while maximising its benefits

Blog, Blog, Project One, Projects, SliderBy ConEnvObsApril 4, 2025

Clearing landmines is critical for safe access to land and local resources but doing so should comply with good environmental practice. Linsey Cottrell explains how our new Green Field Tool can help the mine action sector minimise the environmental footprint of demining and support affected communities.

Mar252025

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Military climate action has never been more urgent, here’s why

Blog, Blog, Military and the environment, Military emissions blogs, Projects, Slider, TopicBy ConEnvObsMarch 25, 2025

Ellie Kinney explores why ramping up military spending while military decarbonisation is in its infancy risks locking in carbon-intensive military equipment for decades, why spiralling military spending is placing climate action and our collective security at risk, and what needs to happen next.

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