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Places and Nature

How the Russian invasion affects ecology in Ukraine. A few natural sites Ukraine is famous for.
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Places and Nature

36 years after Chornobyl disaster. By hiding the truth, you are never able to win the race. Kremlin lost in 1986. It will lose again now
“Russia’s reckless attacks not only endanger the lives of civilians, but they also risk poisoning Ukraine’s air, land, and water long into the future. On Earth Day, and every day, we #StandwithUkraine
Russia’s war of choice in Ukraine has made it even more challenging to keep a global warming limit of 1.5 degrees Celsius within reach
Almost 2.9 mln hectares of Ukraine’s nature reserve fund under threat of destruction
Over 10,000 hectares of forests are burning near Chernobyl, leading to the risk of radioactive air pollution
It will take years after Russia’s withdrawal to assess the damage inflicted to Chornobyl NPP
We will rebuild everything: Ukrainian architects preparing for large-scale construction
War in Ukraine threatens international wildlife research
Russian troops blew up explosives at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant — Energoatom
The famous Derybasіvska street in Odessa in anti-tank hedgehogs
Invaders bombed Kharkiv institute, home to experimental nuclear reactor
“Radiation does not know where Russia is, radiation does not know where the borders of your country are.”
Radiation knows no boundaries
In 2018, UN reported that war in Donbas had destroyed at least 530,000 hectares of land
UN warns that Russian-Ukrainian war could cause long-lasting devastation to the environment
Pending catastrophe
Russia tried to take control of the Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Station
Optimistic cave in Ukraine is the longest gypsum cave in the world
Lake Synevyr is the largest lake in the Carpathian Mountains of Ukraine
The Podilski Tovtry National Nature Park in Ukraine occupies a territory of 2613 km2
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