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Greenpeace opens new office in Kyiv, Ukraine
“Proud” and “hopeful” moment; the newest Greenpeace office will focus on fighting crimes against nature and driving green reconstruction
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Greenpeace Ukraine: demonstration of bravery
It was an ordinary weekday in Kyiv. I, then a 12-year-old girl, was getting off the metro at Arsenalna Street and saw an installation that deeply impressed me: a huge…
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“Installer of Solar Power Plants”: the first course on installation of solar power plants for women was held in Ukraine
In the context of a full-scale war, the problem of “personnel hunger” in engineering professions is constantly relevant. Active involvement of women in the technical field can be a response…
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Greenpeace finds Grossi’s planned visit to Kursk nuclear power plant highly controversial and calls for its cancellation
According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi will visit the Kursk nuclear plant. The visit comes as a response to the invitation of Alexey…
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Unveiling the Potential of the Dnipro River on the Eve of International Dnipro River Day
On July 2, 2024, in Kremenchuk, Greenpeace Central and Eastern Europe and Ro3kvit Urban Coalition for Ukraine presented the Dnipro River Integrated Vision — an extensive study highlighting the Dnipro…
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Greenpeace Study: Ukraine Needs a Solar Energy Marshall Plan
Berlin/Kyiv, June 8, 2024 – A new groundbreaking study reveals that it would be feasible and beneficial if Ukraine installs five times more solar energy capacity in the next three…
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Truth Hounds: New report claims that the destruction of Kakhovka Dam is an environmental war crime
Kyiv, Ukraine – [6.06.2024] – On the first anniversary of the destruction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant (HPP), Truth Hounds (TH) and Project Expedite Justice (PEJ) are publishing a…
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IAEA and Rosatom agree restart of Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant ‘impossible… under current conditions’ – Russian nuclear blackmail continues says Greenpeace CEE
Less than two weeks ago, Greenpeace warned that Russian government documents submitted to the IAEA showed plans for Zaporizhzhia reactor restart, including the intention to construct a water pumping station from the Dnipro river.
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“Solar panels are cool!” – kindergarten students in Horenka are one step closer to energy independence
The solar power station was installed as part of a partnership between Greenpeace and the Arche Nova charity foundation.
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Russian government publishes first detailed plans for restart of Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant – Greenpeace condemns nuclear blackmail
The first details of Rosatom’s plans are contained in an official document submitted to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) by the Russian government on 14 May, 2024
