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“Shadow Over Water” Exhibition: Art That Speaks About the Future of Ukraine’s Seas
The Zelenyi Val Eco-Space team invites you to the opening of “Shadow Over Water”, a large-scale artistic project by Ukrainian artist Lera Litvinova (Lera Tevfikova) and Scottish composer Michael Begg.…
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From Chornobyl to the Full-Scale War: A Study on the Role of the Environmental Movement in the Development of Democracy in Ukraine Presented in Kyiv
On April 15, at the “Sens” bookstore on Khreshchatyk, a presentation of a uniquely scaled study titled “The Environmental Movement and War: How the full-scale war has affected the environmental…
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Greenpeace Ukraine celebrates its anniversary: the organization shares the results of its first year of work
On September 10, 2025, Greenpeace Ukraine celebrates its first anniversary. Although Greenpeace has been implementing green recovery and radiation safety projects in our country since the start of Russia’s full-scale…
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Russia is responsible for the oil spill in the Black Sea
On 29 August, a large-scale oil spill occurred in the port of Novorossiysk. According to preliminary estimates, 10 tonnes of oil products spilled over an area of 350 square kilometres.…
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Ukraine has signed the Global Oceans Treaty!
On 2 September, at the UN headquarters, Ukraine joined the Global Agreement on Marine Biodiversity in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction – a historic agreement to protect the open seas. Thus,…
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Greenpeace Ukraine on US Minerals Agreement with Ukraine: overexploitation must be prevented
Kyiv, 28.2.2025: Ukrainian President Zelenskyi is planning on signing a deal with US President Trump on 28th of February. They plan to agree on a joint fund that will be…
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Sanctioned nuclear icebreakers help deliver Russian gas to Shell, investigation reveals
An investigation has revealed the critical role nuclear icebreakers play in enabling cargoes of liquified natural gas (LNG) from the Russian Arctic to reach Shell and other European companies. The…
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About the environmental disaster in Crimea caused by the spill of fuel oil from old Russian tankers
On December 15, 2024, two Russian tankers crashed in the Kerch Strait. The accident could have caused between 2,500 and 4,500 tons of fuel oil to spill into the Black…
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Results of Greenpeace Ukraine’s work in 2024
Since the full-scale invasion, the tradition of summarizing the year has become irrelevant for many. However, we are convinced that we must tell you about the results of our work,…
