Theoretical analysis reveals severe damage to land and water resources due to the Russian-Ukrainian war, suggesting reparations for sustainable restoration.
The purpose of this report is to highlight the results of the ecological and economic assessment of the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on natural resources with a special focus on land and water resources. A theoretical and bibliometric analysis of publications on the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war on the environment of Ukraine was carried out. The amount of damage caused to the atmospheric air, land and water resources, as well as the natural reserve fund of Ukraine was summarized. Compensation for this damage in the form of reparations should be the basis for the post-war restoration of militarily degraded natural resources. The feasibility of sustainable post-war restoration of agrarian nature use is substantiated, which involves the use of sustainable management practices and innovative technologies.
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