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July 1, 2023
Seminar/Webinar
Environmental Consequences of the Invasion of Ukraine
Дата початку: 3 вересня 2024
Дата закінчення: 15 червня 2018
Час: 9:00 CEST / 10:00 EEST
Place: Online
Адреса: Katajanokanlaituri 6 B, 00160 Helsinki, Finland
The founders of the Ukraine War Consequences (UWEC) Work Group are environmental activists, experts, and journalists. The goal of the partnership is to collect, verify, analyze, and share information about the war, produce expert analyses, and offer development solutions meeting the best environmental standards to address the global humanitarian and environmental crises.
Description
On 1 July at 14:00 CET // 15:00 Kyiv time // 15:00 Moscow time was the webinar "Environmental Consequences of the Invasion", organized by the Ukraine War Environmental Consequences Work Group. Simultaneous translation in Russian and English was provided.
This webinar was dedicated to the destruction of the dam at Kakhovska Hydroelectric Power Plant. During the seminar, experts Eugene Simonov and Oleksii Vasyliuk shared their assessments of the disaster. Also, the invited Ukrainian journalist and expert Viktoria Hubareva discussed how the explosion of Kakhovka dam is being covered in the Ukrainian media. Finally, Bellona nuclear power expert Dmitry Gorchakov examined the impact of the dam’s destruction on the safety of operations at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (Europe’s largest) located on the shores of the now former Kakhovka reservoir.
CCB supported with simultaneous translations the following webinars related to the environmental consequences of the invasion of Ukraine:
- Webinar "Environmental consequences of the destruction of the dam at Kakhovska Hydroelectric Power Plant". More information is available here.
- Webinar "The most important environmental and climate issues related to the military invasion". More information is available here.
- Webinar "Collection and verification of data on environmental damage". More information is available here.
- Webinar "Restoration of Ukraine’s ecosystems". More information is available here.
-Webinar "How to write about the environmental consequences of Russia’s war in Ukraine". More information is available here.
Co-funded by
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor CINEA can be held responsible for them.
This webinar was dedicated to the destruction of the dam at Kakhovska Hydroelectric Power Plant. During the seminar, experts Eugene Simonov and Oleksii Vasyliuk shared their assessments of the disaster. Also, the invited Ukrainian journalist and expert Viktoria Hubareva discussed how the explosion of Kakhovka dam is being covered in the Ukrainian media. Finally, Bellona nuclear power expert Dmitry Gorchakov examined the impact of the dam’s destruction on the safety of operations at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (Europe’s largest) located on the shores of the now former Kakhovka reservoir.
CCB supported with simultaneous translations the following webinars related to the environmental consequences of the invasion of Ukraine:
- Webinar "Environmental consequences of the destruction of the dam at Kakhovska Hydroelectric Power Plant". More information is available here.
- Webinar "The most important environmental and climate issues related to the military invasion". More information is available here.
- Webinar "Collection and verification of data on environmental damage". More information is available here.
- Webinar "Restoration of Ukraine’s ecosystems". More information is available here.
-Webinar "How to write about the environmental consequences of Russia’s war in Ukraine". More information is available here.
Co-funded by
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor CINEA can be held responsible for them.