Mykolaiv region — latest ecology news

Damage from a fire at a landfill reached 2.5 million UAH in Mykolaiv
Damage from a fire at a landfill reached 2.5 million UAH in Mykolaiv

During the week, environmental violators caused damages in the amount of 8.97 million hryvnias

The bank of the Ingul River was turned into a landfill in Mykolaiv
The bank of the Ingul River was turned into a landfill in Mykolaiv

Eco-inspectors sent a statement to the National Police

A protected spit was turned into an amusement park in the Mykolayiv region
A protected spit was turned into an amusement park in the Mykolayiv region

This can completely destroy biodiversity and the spit itself

Reserves of the Mykolaiv region have experienced catastrophic flooding
Reserves of the Mykolaiv region have experienced catastrophic flooding

Live fish fry, amphibian tadpoles, and snails were discovered in the flooded areas of the Novopetrivski plavni landscape reserve

Water quality has sharply deteriorated in the rivers of Southern Ukraine
Water quality has sharply deteriorated in the rivers of Southern Ukraine

The salinity of the water in the Black Sea is gradually increasing

Mykolaiv region found a way to provide people with drinking water
Mykolaiv region found a way to provide people with drinking water

Thanks to the station, impurities and pollutants are removed from the water

Swimming and fishing have been banned in three regions of Ukraine
Swimming and fishing have been banned in three regions of Ukraine

There is currently no outbreak of infectious diseases associated with the consequences of the explosion of the Kakhovskaya HPP

Two solar power plants were flooded in Mykolaiv region
Two solar power plants were flooded in Mykolaiv region

Undermining the Kakhovskaya HPP may make it difficult to establish a stable electricity supply in the de-occupied territories

An ecological threat loomed over Mykolaiv after the nationalization of the alumina plant
An ecological threat loomed over Mykolaiv after the nationalization of the alumina plant

In 2019, there were 43.5 million tons of red sludge in the fields