Eugenia Seleznova is an author, editor and artist from Ukraine. In the third episode of Roots & Routes, we’re examining a broader context of climate-driven migration with her: the context of war.

There is a war happening in Ukraine right now, which harms not only people but also natural resources and wildlife. In this episode, I speak with Eugenia about recent environmental catastrophes, growing up in post-Chornobyl Ukraine and the ongoing nuclear threats that further darken the days in war-torn Ukraine.

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Sound Credits:

HBO Chernobyl

ABC News: World Report, 1986 April 28

Gorbachev Announces Chernobyl Tragedy To The Public / RBMK5000 / YouTube

Chernobyl Disaster Effects: Revisiting the Nuclear Accident Site 20 Years Later /April 26, 2006 ABC New

Chernobyl Recovery - A Blueprint for International Co-operation. A short film from 1991

Recordings of the first phone calls of the Militarized Fire Department of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant right after the explision (source: NewsFromUkraine Youtube)

Ukraine war: devastating aftermath of dam collapse revealed / Channel 4 news / YouTube

Ukraine war: Rescue efforts underway after Nova Kakhovka dam disaster & flood / Al Jazeera English / YouTube

Ukraine war: Village opposite plant fears nuclear attack following dam explosion / Sky News / YouTube

Ukraine: Destruction of Kakhovka dam prompts ‘ecocide’ investigation / Yahoo news / YouTube

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