Public - for the environment. In the ONF rating Nizhnekamsk and Bugulma stand among the best in the effectiveness of the landfills disposal

The Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan continues to accept applications for participation in the republican competition "ECOleader". The most environmentally friendly enterprises, educational institutions - whose task is to teach to take care of nature, social activists who are not indifferent to environmental problems, and, of course, journalists who, during the year, became real assistants to inspectors of the Ministry of Ecology of Tatarstan, are invited to participate.

An environmental lesson on the topic “The World of Nature” was conducted for children of kindergarten No. 35 “Skazochnaya strana” of Almetyevsk town. The teachers of the preschool institution together with the specialists of the South-Eastern Territorial Administration of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan told about the inseparable connection between man and nature. “Everybody can help the world to the best of his strength and age”, appealed to preschoolers. How exactly this can be done, we will study today”.

Excavator, tractors, dump trucks. Special equipment, carrying out excavation work on the coastal strip of the Ik River in Muslyumovsky district, was recorded by inspectors of the Priikskiy Territorial Administration of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan. Illegal mining of sand and gravel was carried out to the east of the Bolshoi Chekmak village, at a distance of two meters from the water edge. The total area of ​​development was 1,200 square meters.

One hundredfold excess of pollutants was revealed by environmentalists in discharges from sewage treatment plants in Novoe Shugurovo village of Leninogorskiy district. Monitoring conducted as part of a planned raid. According to the results of sewage analysis, specialists of the South-Eastern Territorial Administration of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan recorded an excess of the maximum permissible concentrations for ammonium (133 times) and phosphates (94 times).