NEWS
The possible illegal extraction of limestone near the village of Nadezhdino in the Pestrechinsky district was reported to the Central Territorial Administration of the Ministry of Ecology.
A landfill with an area of 62 sq.m. was identified on the territory of the Kirovsky district of Kazan. The violation of environmental requirements in the treatment of industrial and consumer waste became known during a commission railway detour from the station Camp to the station Admiralteyskaya Sloboda.
The fact that the Kamenka River suddenly turned white was reported to the Central Territorial Administration of the Ministry of Ecology by concerned citizens. For the purpose of inspection, inspectors and specialists from the Central Department of Environmental Supervision went to the site.
As we wrote earlier, the issue of unauthorized landfills is the most popular among the environmental issues of concern to the population of the republic. A special place here is given to the maintenance of territories directly adjacent to residential areas.
After the liquidation of two landfills in the Privolzhsky district, the elimination of which we reported the day before, today we received a message from residents of Kazan about another landfill in this area. Inspectors from the Central Department of the Ministry of Ecology went to the site.
In order to identify unauthorized waste storage sites, inspectors of the Central Department of the Ministry of Ecology examined the Kirovsky district of Kazan.
During the survey, 2 facts of violation of environmental legislation in the village of Yudino were revealed.
In order to identify unauthorized waste storage sites, inspectors from the Central Department of the Ministry of Ecology examined the Sovetsky district of Kazan. During the survey, 8 facts of violation of environmental legislation were revealed.
The Ministry of Ecology received an appeal from the media about the discharge of contaminated wastewater from a pipe into Lake Verkhny Kaban in the Vakhitovsky district of Kazan.
Inspectors of the Central Department of the Ministry of Ecology continue raids to survey territories falling into the zone of possible flooding.