Volodya Martirosyan, a resident of Archis village in Armenia’s Tavush region, will never forget the losses he suffered during the devastating floods of May...
Ecology
The volume of waste in Armenia’s landfills is increasing rapidly, forcing local authorities to grapple with the complex challenge of allocating new landfill...
The earthquakes recorded in Armenia in March reignited discussions on the topic. In the morning of March 8, an earthquake occurred 6 km from the town of...
About 30% of the capital, roughly 6,760 hectares, is covered in green spaces. If this sounds hard to believe, we share your skepticism, but these are the...
Architect Albert Zurabyan says Yerevan has a master plan that is undergoing regular changes to keep up with the arising demands; yet, the lack of efficient...
Editor’s note: The numerous construction sites throughout Yerevan are causing inconveniences for its residents. Excessive construction dust has become a...
Armenia’s greenhouse emissions rates may look harmless if compared to the data available for the heavily industrialized countries with developed machine...
The energy sector activities lead to the emission of significant greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), and nitrogen oxide (N2O) into...
According to approximate estimates, there are 613 mines in Armenia worth $170 bln, with 60 types of minerals. Armenia holds 5.1% of the world’s total...
On August 14, the Investigative Committee of the Republic of Armenia published the results of the Amulsar Gold Mine Operations and Environmental Impact...