
CLIMATE IN A TIME OF CONFLICT
IN PRODUCTION (2026)
War removes the illusion
that someone else will solve the problem.
As production progresses on this documentary, we continue to share short stories and insights about the people of Ukraine and how they are addressing the intolerable cruelty and injustices of the Russian invasion.
We also offer in-person and virtual events where we share videos and hold discussions with guest speakers from Ukraine and our team of filmmakers.
Our latest video:


Svitlana Romanko is the founder of RAZOM WE STAND.
The Trump administration's latest position on the easing and waiving of sanctions on Russia, and the import of Russian oil, is an extremely dangerous setback for Ukraine's security, Europe's security - and for the climate.

The loss of life and property is devastating. And what remains - what endures - carries the heavy weight of emptiness and a longing for what's been stolen. Many of the compelling elements of Climate in a Time of Conflict are personal stories and experiences of those who continue to fight and simultaneously rebuild a stronger and more sustainable Ukraine.
Dr Svitlana Krakovska is a world renowned climate scientist. Living in wartime Kiev, she continues her work as scientist and inspirational speaker about the path Ukraine must take to counter both the Russian invasion and climate change. The connection between the two is far tighter than many realise.
Anna's home, along with nearly all her possessions were destroyed in a Russian missile attack. Fortunately Anna and her family survived. But starting life again with nothing amidst the ongoing attacks is a challenge that nobody should endure...

Ukraine is no stranger to invasion and destruction. Millions have died from previous invasions. Under Stalin, Nazi Germany and the Tartars, Ukraine was invaded, pillaged and destroyed. Then in 2014 and later in 2022, the Russians returned...
Facts and links
Estimated Kyiv deaths 48,000 from city of 50,000
Estimated Ukrainian deaths 3.5 - 5 million
Estimated Ukrainian deaths 5 - 7 million


