“Environmental effects of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine” webinar series
With support from RSF Sweden and the Svea Green Foundation, UWEC Work Group invites you to take part in a webinar series on how to cover the environmental and climate consequences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

We will discuss how to collect, analyze, and show information about the environmental effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. You will find out how to fact-check information. We will discuss which topics are mainstream, and which topics are being under-reported.  

The webinar’s goal is to show journalists  (as well as environmental activists, experts, and those interested in this subject) how the invasion affects the region’s ecology and climate change adaptation, as well as to provide them with all the necessary tools for their work. The webinar's audience is free media journalists aiming to be objective, covering the ecological effects of the invasion.

To register for the webinars, please fill in the form. We won’t share this private information with third parties, but please fill in only the information you are ready to share with us.


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Name and surname: *
Which media you work for (if any) *
Three links to articles written and published by you. Write "none" if you are not a journalist. *
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Do you and your media cover the environmental and climate impacts of the war? If so, what topics are you already covering/have you written about:

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