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Ukraine wants to make Russia pay for environmental toll of war
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February 20, 2023
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3:41Now PlayingUkraine's minister of environmental protection is building a case that Russia should pay for its ecological 'crimes.' Some of the environmental damage due to the conflict includes pollutants in the air, burned forests, rising emissions of carbon dioxide and contaminated groundwater. Ukraine estimates the total environmental damage so far is more than $48 billion US.
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