Nevsky International Environmental Congress
21 May 2013, Tuesday
Today the VI Nevsky International Environmental Congress takes place in St. Petersburg. The subject “Environmental culture is the basis of environmental problems solution” is declared as a subject of the Congress. Discussion of biotechnological issues, development of environmental innovations, legal and law-enforcement aspects of environmental insurance as well as production and household waste utilization is planned. Rustem Kamalov, the First Deputy Minister for Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan, also took part in the work of the Congress.
Within the framework of the Congress, campaigns on paper waste collection and dangerous waste reception will take place in the Taurida garden, the Eco-Cinema, where the best environment-oriented documentary, feature and animation films will be shown, will be opened. Participants will visit a complex of protective constructions of St. Petersburg. A photo exhibition devoted to the International Day of biological diversity will be opened in the Summer Garden.
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