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Jan 7, 19:09

Ukraine War: Women Fill Coal Mining Gap

In Ukraine, Russia's invasion prompted a worker shortage in male-dominated industries, leading to a repeal of the law prohibiting women from working underground in coal mines; now hundreds of women work in these mines, comprising roughly 5% of DTEK's workforce.

Ukraine War: Women Fill Coal Mining Gap

In Ukraine, Russia's invasion prompted a worker shortage in male-dominated industries, leading to a repeal of the law prohibiting women from working underground in coal mines; now hundreds of women work in these mines, comprising roughly 5% of DTEK's workforce.

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How has the war in Ukraine impacted the country's coal mining workforce and what are the immediate consequences?

Ukraine's war has forced a change in its workforce, particularly in mining. A ban on women working underground was lifted due to worker shortages caused by men joining the military. Now, hundreds of women work in coal mines, comprising approximately 5% of DTEK's workforce.

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Dec 6, 16:09

Orbit, Ukraine: A Ghost Town's Chance at Revival

Orbit, a Ukrainian town built for a nuclear plant that was never finished, is now home to around 100 people, mostly pensioners, but plans to complete the plant may revive it.

Orbit, Ukraine: A Ghost Town's Chance at Revival

Orbit, a Ukrainian town built for a nuclear plant that was never finished, is now home to around 100 people, mostly pensioners, but plans to complete the plant may revive it.

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What is the current state of Orbit, Ukraine, and what factors contribute to its present condition?

"Orbit", a town near Chyhyryn, Ukraine, initially built to house workers for a nuclear power plant, was abandoned after construction halted in the 1980s. Today, approximately 100 people, mostly pensioners, remain, facing challenges like lack of infrastructure and transport.

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