Arnika - Press Releases - Armenia

Arnika - Press Releases - Armenia

Urine samples for analyses, September 2020.

Residents of Akhtala in Armenia are worried about their children's health. Dangerous heavy metals are to blame

22.1.2021

Sampling in Armenia in September 2020.

The results of biomonitoring in Armenia revealed the health burden on the inhabitants of the northern part of the province of Lori

11.12.2020

Environmental destruction in times of coronavirus: a new study brings cases from Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia to light

Environmental destruction in times of coronavirus: a new study brings cases from Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia to light

12.10.2020

Sampling in Armenia in 2019

Arnika and the Armenian non-profit organizations CCMS and EcoLur, together with activists, continue to investigate the impact of chemical pollution by mining waste from the Akhtala plant on the health of local residents

10.9.2020

Harutyun Danielyan

Breakthrough in Armenian environmental activism: mining company acknowledges environmental impact, offers compensation

10.3.2020

Study presentation at a conference in Yerevan

Toxic pollution of soil confirmed in Northern Armenia

6.12.2019

Mets Ayrum, tailing pond full of toxic water

Research on toxic chemicals will debunk the pollution dispute in Northern Armenia thanks to Czech experts

17.7.2019

The alarming results of chicken egg analyzes call for swift changes of legislation (Accra, Ghana)

‘Toxic eggs’ in Switzerland testify to global contamination with poisonous substances

1.5.2019

Plaintiffs discussing the issue with environmentalists from Yerevan

ECHR supported Armenian farmers, the government ought to pay compensations

14.3.2019

Alaverdi copper smelting plant fuming over the town of 11,000 inhabitants

Toxic heavy metals were found near people’s houses in Northern Armenia. The local industry is to blame, Czech scientists say

10.12.2018

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