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Global Citizen AsksDefend the Planet
UKRAINIAN ACTIVIST: THE WORLD'S RELIANCE ON FOSSIL FUELS ENABLED RUSSIA'S
INVASION
“IF FOSSIL FUELS WERE PHASED OUT 20 YEARS AGO, WE WOULDN’T BE IN THIS SITUATION
RIGHT NOW.”
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Greenpeace Nordic activists take peaceful action at sea to confront Russian
fossil fuels that are still being shipped out through the Baltic Sea to fuel the
war in Ukraine. The activists paint 'Oil is War' on the side of the oil tanker
Delta Pioneer, which is a mega tanker filled by smaller vessels passing through
the the shipping route in Danish waters. | Will Rose / Greenpeace
By Joe McCarthy
March 25, 2022
Kostiantyn Krynytskyi has been working around the clock to distract himself from
the carnage caused by Russia's invasion of his country, Ukraine.
Towns and cities where he’s lived and visited are being turned to rubble by
bombs. The destruction is incomprehensible, he said, and pausing too long to
think about it is devastating.
An environmental campaigner for Ecoaction, Krynytskyi has dedicated his life to
calling for the transformation of the global energy sector away from fossil
fuels and nuclear energy toward renewable sources like wind and solar.
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Russia’s aggression, according to Krynytskyi, has been enabled by fossil fuels.
“If Europe and other countries didn’t rely so heavily on fossil fuels from
Russia, Putin and his regime, Russia itself, wouldn’t have so much power, so
much military power and bargaining power,” he said.
Globally, fossil fuels enable the abuses of autocratic regimes like Russia, he
said, adding that the surest way to weaken their power would be to phase out
these dirty sources of energy.
Krynytskyi spoke with Global Citizen about the role fossil fuels play in the
invasion, the urgent need to move beyond fossil fuels, and how his team is
working amid the war.
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GLOBAL CITIZEN: CAN YOU EXPLAIN HOW FOSSIL FUELS WERE A ROOT CAUSE OF THE WAR,
AND ESSENTIALLY ENABLED THIS WAR?
Krynytskyi: I think right now for everyone in Ukraine, it's obvious that the
money created by the selling of oil, gas, coal, and nuclear power is fueling
this war. It’s money that’s going to the Russian state budget. This dependency
is what created the war — it was self-inflicted. If Europe and other countries
didn’t rely so heavily on fossil fuels from Russia, Putin and his regime —
Russia itself — wouldn’t have so much power, so much military power and
bargaining power.
We see that this financing that’s been happening for years and years and years
could've been avoided if countries diversified their risks and invested in
energy and energy efficiency. If fossil fuels were phased out 20 years ago, we
wouldn’t be in this situation right now.
We have been talking for years of the dangers of this fossil fuel lock-in.
When you look at the world map, when you look at the countries that are so
financially dependent on fossil fuels, they are often autocratic countries,
countries with strict regimes. This money that comes from the export of fossil
fuels from Russia sustains the war and Russia’s ability to wage war.
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HOW WAR FUELS POVERTY
HOW COULD A SHIFT TO DECENTRALIZED, RENEWABLE ENERGY REDUCE THE LIKELIHOOD OF
WAR?
There’s a form of renewable energy where you have corporations and big business,
but we’re advocating for more distributed generation in communities. We have so
many towns in Ukraine, and this goes for countries around the world, too, that
can develop energy on the local level through households and small businesses.
When you have this more decentralized energy, it creates more security.
If we invest in diversifying our energy sector, it will be much better and
safer.
When countries are so dependent on fossil fuels, countries like Russia enrich
themselves, and it emboldens them to take action. In the case of Russia, it’s
full-scale war. I can imagine that if we cut the bloodline of the war [fossil
fuels], if you cut it at the root, it would have devastating consequences for
the Russian economy. It’s not a real economy — its bedrock is fossil fuels, and
without them, they can do nothing. They don't innovate, they don't think about
scientific discoveries, they would be stranded in this mindset of the 19th
century.
I can also imagine that this is a very sensitive topic not only politically,
because there must be political will, but also technically — how can you replace
it, with which sources, and how quickly? For me, it’s also not a business
question. It cannot be business as usual, because people are literally dying in
Ukraine in towns that I've visited and stayed in. It’s a moral question of what
can countries do to help Ukraine, but also themselves?
If I can be frank, it would be very stupid to say no to Russian fossil fuels but
to use other fossil fuels in the future, because it can create these kinds of
negative consequences in the future. We need to use this chance, because of the
bloody war in Ukraine, as a wake-up call to say we cannot do fossil fuels
anymore. This is a dependency that’s fueling Russia’s ability to wage war.
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30 MEANINGFUL WAYS YOU CAN HELP UKRAINE
WHAT ABOUT NUCLEAR ENERGY? DOES IT HAVE ANY ROLE TO PLAY IN THE ENERGY OF THE
FUTURE?
At my organization, we have an anti-nuclear campaign. We’ve been advocating for
the phase-out of nuclear energy.
Since the war began, Russia has seized Ukrainian nuclear power plants and we are
now on the edges of our seats. What will happen? It's really nuclear terrorism,
the seizure of nuclear power plants during a war. The US did a good thing when
they banned imports of Russian coal, but 16% of imports for uranium come from
Russia.
They’re using their nuclear industry as part of the war. The world needs to
reconsider its relationship to Russia in the nuclear sector and ban Russian
nuclear fuel as a whole.
Now talking about nuclear energy as a whole, it’s also dependent on fossil
fuels. For me, it's very funny when people say nuclear energy is our way
forward. It's not clean. If you take into account the whole process — the
mining, enrichment, transporation, and then waste of nuclear fuel — it's very
dirty, much dirtier than solar and wind, and it's still dangerous. Even though
there’s been some discussion about “clean nuclear,” it still doesn't solve the
inherent problem of nuclear waste and potential accidents. Nuclear cannot be
part of the solution. It's not climate friendly.
When we advocate for renewables, we can’t put our attention or our resources
into these dead ends.
HOW IS ECOACTION WORKING AMID THE CONFLICT?
Our organization has 32 people, and the first two weeks of the war were very
difficult. We were preparing for this situation, and we had a plan for what to
do if the war were to break out. We had a plan to meet in a location in western
Ukraine, but that didn’t happen because it’s very hard to process things
logically when you hear bombs overhead. So our team got into other towns in
western Ukraine. We are working remotely; some of our colleagues went to
Germany, France, the Czech Republic, and other countries. We tried to see what
we could do. What could help Ukraine?
We focused on the banning of fossil fuels and the nuclear topic because of the
seizure of nuclear power plants. We have been focusing on the authority of other
countries, what they can [do to] help in this regard, including the topic of
energy assistance in Ukraine.
It was a crazy situation in Ukraine. When our energy system disconnected from
Russia, we have been operating in isolated mode. The connection to the European
grid (ENTSO-E) was planned for 2023 and in 2022 there were plans for two trial
periods. The first trial period of disconnection and operating in an isolated
mode started several hours before the full-scale invasion.
WHAT ISSUES RELATING TO THE WAR ARE BEING OVERLOOKED BY THE GLOBAL MEDIA?
Food security, which is one of the topics that the world will feel. There are so
many agricultural exports like wheat from Ukraine. Also, the environmental
damage. I have colleagues in other departments who are updating a table each day
with new information about the destruction of coal plants, oil refineries, and
gas infrastructure that are burning right now, releasing CO2 into the
atmosphere.
RELATED STORIES
HOW RUSSIA'S INVASION OF UKRAINE COULD FORCE 500M PEOPLE INTO ACUTE HUNGER
MILITARIES THEMSELVES CONSUME ENORMOUS AMOUNTS OF ENERGY. WHAT WORK IS ECOACTION
DOING ON REDUCING OVERALL ENERGY CONSUMPTION?
We see that when you’re talking about a switch to renewables, it's very unwise
to talk about it without lowering energy consumption, otherwise the switch will
be much more costly and it won’t achieve the necessary effect. First of all,
there must be energy efficiency measures. We are focusing mainly on residential
buildings, where we advocate for lowering consumption and advocate for less is
better.
WHAT MESSAGE DO YOU HAVE FOR GLOBAL CITIZENS AROUND THE WORLD?
As citizens of the world, we need to phase out fossil fuels as quickly as
possible because we see now that the Russian war is being fueled by fossil
evils. Without them, without the help from money and resources and funds coming
from the export of fossil fuels, there wouldn't be this aggression.
We need to not only ban fossil fuels, but also use this opportunity to make our
energy transition faster, phasing out coal, gas, and oil as a whole. It will
be better for the world and communities.
This message, if it will be heard and if the governments of the world decide to
phase out fossil fuels, will help Ukraine tremendously, because it will affect
Russia.
RELATED STORIES
WHAT DIFFERENT COUNTRIES ARE DOING (OR NOT) TO HELP UKRAINE'S REFUGEES
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energyEnergyGlobal Citizen AsksWar in UkraineEcoactionRussian invasion of
Ukraine
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WHAT'S AT STAKE?
The war in Ukraine is devastating the lives of millions of people and causing
catastrophic environmental damage.
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WHAT CAN WE DO?
We can call on world leaders to continue to push for a peace agreement and work
long-term toward the end of fossil fuels.
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"My worst fear is that the damage will be so huge that we won’t be able to
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"We all are people of this world. We should be together, we should be strong,
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"We all are people of this world. We should be together, we should be strong,
and show solidarity."
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"My worst fear is that the damage will be so huge that we won’t be able to
rebuild."
By Joe McCarthy7 min Read
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Russia and Ukraine are two of the world’s leading food producers.
By Joe McCarthy7 min Read
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YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT.
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soaring energy bills.
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Global Citizen Asks
Defend the Planet
UKRAINIAN ACTIVIST: THE WORLD'S RELIANCE ON FOSSIL FUELS ENABLED RUSSIA'S
INVASION
March 25, 2022
By Joe McCarthy
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