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| Maria Abramchuk, a Faculty of Biology at LNU student, interviewed Associate Professor Natalia Djura from the Department of Ecology. During the conversation, Natalia Mironivna discussed the current state of environmental education in Ukraine and its importance for sustainable development. She emphasizes that “the issue of environmental education requires significant reform” and suggests specific ways to improve the teaching of environmental subjects in schools and universities. The interview also covers the impact of war on the environment and the need for proactive measures to preserve it.
…to read the full interview, follow this link. |
| The war in Ukraine not only leads to devastating human losses but also causes destructive consequences for the environment. Military actions and heavy machinery inflict significant damage on fertile soils, which recover extremely slowly. Pollution by heavy metals, oil products, and chemicals threatens not only Ukrainian lands but also the future of agriculture. Researchers are already working on effective solutions, including phytoremediation, which involves cleaning the soil using plants.
Learn more about how the war affects the soil and what can be done to restore it via the link. |
| The article analyzes the role of niche Ukrainian media specializing in environmental issues in the context of information overload and the dominance of news about the war. The author examines how these media outlets, such as “Ecopolitics,” GreenPostMedia, and “Ecodia,” highlight current environmental problems, such as land and water pollution, the development of green energy, public eco-initiatives for rational consumption, and the impact of the war on the environment. |