All articles by Greenpeace Ukraine
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Green recovery of Ukrainian communities: 10 mayors from different parts of Ukraine attended a study visit to Vienna
Ukrainian community leaders visited several green facilities in the city to learn and bring back the best technological practices. Local leaders also had the opportunity to exchange valuable contacts with representatives of the Vienna authorities, learn more about grant opportunities for the development of their communities.
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Greenpeace calls on IAEA Director General to warn Rosatom: No restart of Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant!
The IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi should tell the Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom that they must not make any efforts to restart reactors at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant…
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Greenpeace on the traces of radioactivity in Ukraine
In October and November 2023, a Greenpeace radiation survey team operated for three weeks in Ukraine. Five members of the Greenpeace team took turns recording their experiences in a diary.
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The Greenpeace Mission visited Ukraine
As a response to risk of a major catastrophic contamination from Ukrainian nuclear power plants, in partnership with environmental group SaveDnipro, Greenpeace deployed multiple radiation sensors to monitor and provide…
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New satellite intelligence report shows Russia uses Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine as military cover
Greenpeace calls for review of IAEA mission at Zaporizhzhia after evidence of failure of Agency to report on Russian violations
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How to rebuild Ukraine Green: First Greenpeace camp in the Carpathians
We are sitting on mats, late at night, watching a movie about a group of brave people who decided to protest against nuclear weapon tests in the middle of the…
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How Framatome and Siemens support Russia
Greenpeace report: Continued nuclear deals of the two companies with state-owned Rosatom benefit Russian interests in Ukraine and other countries
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Zaporizhzhia: IAEA must demand Rosatom put all nuclear reactors into cold shutdown now
7 July 2023, Kyiv – Amid reports that the Russian occupiers of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant are planning to put a second reactor at the site into less safe ‘hot…
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Soil and water bodies may not be used for food production or as drinking water reservoirs for many years
Greenpeace research based on satellite data has shown that oil refineries, petrol stations, combined heat and power plants, and various warehouses have been flooded. All this is in addition to at least 150 tons of engine oil that was reportedly released during the first days of the disaster.
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Ukrainian old-growth forests destroyed for EU market – Greenpeace expedition
European companies are complicit in the destruction of old growth forests in the Ukrainian Carpathians, the timber from which is sold throughout the European Union. This is the shocking finding of a Greenpeace Central and Eastern Europe research and field trip to the Ukrainian old-growth forest...
