war for the soil

11Jul

The farmer’s invisible enemies: how microplastics in the soil get into the crop

You can grow wheat or corn according to all the rules of agricultural technology, but something you can't see still gets into the crop.

28Mar

Use of natural sorbents enriched with microorganisms (biodestructors and bioactivators)

The armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, which began in 2014 and escalated into a full-scale war, has left a heavy environmental legacy...

08Dec

Addressing the impact of heavy metals from ammunition on land and water resources

The war in Ukraine is causing catastrophic environmental damage. The main problems include large-scale contamination of soil, water and air with heavy metals and toxic...

04Dec

Modern equipment and technologies for soil and water restoration

What technologies and equipment for restoring Ukraine's resources, in particular, soil and water bodies, damaged as a result of military operations, are the most practical...

02Dec

Investing in organic farming: market overview and key players

Organic farming has been gaining popularity in recent years around the world, including in Ukraine. This is due to the growing demand for organic products,...

08Nov

Participation in the exhibition “Restoration of Ukraine’s resources”

On November 6-7, 2024, the Institute took an active part in the exhibition "Restoration of Ukraine's Resources" dedicated to technologies and equipment for cleaning up...

04Nov

Reclamation of land damaged as a result of the war

The State Environmental Inspectorate estimates that the damage caused by the Russian Federation to the country's ecosystems reaches one trillion two hundred and sixty billion...

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23Oct

PROTECTING SOILS FROM ECOCIDE

The environmental consequences of armed aggression and hostilities during martial law are very serious and, in some cases, can be considered real ecosystem disasters. During...