P.O. 316, Lviv, 79000
+380 32 225 76 82
office@epl.org.ua
471.How to become a member (2017-02-03)
... Membership is open to all individuals engaged in public interest environmental law reform and advocacy in Central and Eastern European countries and the Newly Independent States. Conditions of membership are activity and territory related. Anyone is admitted who at least partly involved in practical and theoretical public interest environmental law issues in the enlisted countries.... ...
472.Foundig members of the Association (2017-02-03)
... Aida Iskoyan Alexei Shumilo Andrey Andrusevich Anne O’Malley Antonina Bobkova Ara Nazaryan Boris Vasilkovskiy Brian Rohan Cynthia Alkon Dmitry Skrylnikov Douglas Tookey Elena Laevskaia Eva Kovacechova Florin Vasiliu Ilia Trombitskiy Iurii Pislari Jan Jerzmansky Janet Katz Jerzy Jendroska John Bonine Jurii Miagkohod Karin Krchnak Magda Toth Nagy Maria Longi Marianna Bolshakova Merab Barbakadze Milena Novakova... ...
473.Charter of the Association (2017-02-03)
... “The purpose of the Association is to promote regional cooperation in public interest environmental law reform and advocacy, while contributing to the protection of the environment as well as promoting the rule of law and increasing participatory democracy.” Article 1 – Name and Status The name of the organization is the Environmental Law Association of... ...
474.GUTA VI (2017-02-03)
... Topics of discussions, issues and presentations Population growth and environmental problems, by Karin Krchnak International cooperation for elimination of the leaded petrol, by Ann Zibart Two main problems of UNEP-Ukraine: GIS Information systems and planting trees and gardens on river banks, by Saba Sandor Reports and presentations on new developments under Aarhus Convention, on national... ...
475.GUTA I (2017-02-03)
... Topics of discussions, issues and presentations Role of non-governmental organizations in Ukraine Environmental Policy Realization, by Michail Kostitsky New rights and possibilities of NGOs under Ukrainian legislations, by Svitlana Kravchenko Dutch “green” organizations experience on legal tools using, by Joost Rutteman Access to information: legal problems, by Olexiy Shumilo Public participation in Environmental Decision Making:... ...
476.Again about hexachlorobenzene …or how “cleaners” of the polygon of hazardous waste in Kalush demand the money for removing hexachlorobenzene that in fact was not fully removed (2017-02-02)
... The issue of removal of hazardous hexachlorobenzene waste from Kalush that in 2011-2013 was performed by “SI Group Consort Ltd” (Israel) has been repeatedly raised both in Ukraine and abroad. This is the company that won the tenders for procurement of state services of hexachlorobenzene waste removal performed in 2011-2012 by the Ministry of Environment... ...
477.Рrotection of biodiversity and protected area of Ukraine (2017-02-02)
... Case: Tashlytska Pumped Storage Hydro Station Region: Ukraine, Mykolaiv oblast, Yuzhnoukrainsk Essence of case: protection of biodiversity and protected area of Ukraine, protection of the right to safe and healthy environment; Parties: Residents of Mykolaiv and Mykolaiv oblast, regional-landscape park ”Granitno-stepove Pobuzhya” SE NNEC “Energoatom,” South-Ukrainian Nuclear Power Plant, Ministry of Fuel and Energy of... ...
478.Unexpected result: Ocean acidification can also promote shell formation (2017-01-31)
... Microscopic pictures of individual foraminifers. Left: A foraminifer with a shell containing four chambers of which one is empty. Also note the spines. Right: Picture of the interior of a foraminifer. The green colour is caused by seawater with an indicator showing that the acidity has changed. The actual size of the foraminifer is about... ...
479.Climate change helped kill off super-sized Ice Age animals in Australia (2017-01-31)
... During the last Ice Age, Australia, Tasmania and New Guinea formed a single landmass, called Sahul. It was a strange and often hostile place populated by a bizarre cast of giant animals. There were 500-pound kangaroos, marsupial tapirs the size of horses and wombat-like creatures the size of hippos. There were flightless birds that weighed... ...
480.Bay of Bengal: depleted fish stocks and huge dead zone signal tipping point (2017-01-31)
... The Bay of Bengal’s basin contains some of the most populous regions of the earth. No less than a quarter of the world’s population is concentrated in the eight countries that border the bay1. Approximately 200 million people live along the Bay of Bengal’s coasts and of these a major proportion are partially or wholly... ...
