A railway line cuts through the village, once connecting Kakhovka with the Black Sea via Crimea. Before the war, the trip took just a few hours. Now, both the route and the sea are gone. “The rain ...

The Kakhovka Reservoir on the Dnieper River in Ukraine’s Kherson region spilled into dozens of villages, causing widespread flooding and scores of deaths on June 6, 2023, as the result of ...

If feasible and in line with procedures, the company is ready to commence work." Details: He added that "we’ve created a 3D model of the Kakhovka reservoir and mapped its bottom and relief to the ...

Details: He added that "we’ve created a 3D model of the Kakhovka reservoir and mapped its bottom and relief to the centimetre, so we know precisely how the reservoir will be filled." Sukhetskyi ...

The destruction of the Kakhovka dam was the most dramatic event, attracting the attention of the international community and the scientific community. Its reservoir, located at the downstream end ...

6, 2023, inundating 70 settlements and parts of Kherson city within hours. The destruction of the Kakhovka reservoir, one of Ukraine’s largest, has rendered 94% of the irrigation channels that ...

View shows Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant from the bank of Kakhovka Reservoir in Nikopol 31,515 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than others?31,515 people ...

Spontaneous willow woods and intense biodiversity have flourished in the wake of the Kakhovka Dam breach ... Now the former reservoir may be home to a renewed natural bounty, say ecologists.

Before the disaster, Kryvyi Rih received water from the Kakhovka Reservoir. After it was destroyed, the city has been dependent on degraded and insufficient alternative sources. As stated in the ...

Water has been a concern since the plant's biggest source, the nearby Kakhovka reservoir, was emptied when its dam was blown up in 2023. That led to wells being dug at Zaporizhzhia, which provide ...

More than 2,700 flee flooded area around collapsed Ukrainian dam More than 2,700 people have fled flooded areas on both the Russian and Ukrainian-controlled sides of the river.

California’s second-largest reservoir reached full capacity for the third year in a row Thursday, the first time it’s hit such a record in its 57-year history. Lake Oroville, located about 80 ...