Ecologist Explains Cause of Chemical Fog in OmskAn ecologist attributes the chemical fog in Omsk to unfavorable weather and industrial emissions, noting that clean air should allow easy breathing even in fog.
What Will Replace Disappearing Fish in Azov SeaScientists predict that the small fishing fleet in the Azov Sea will have to switch from traditional fish to invertebrate fishing for survival. This shift could become the main one until 2040.
Scientists propose crackers made from Azov Sea jellyfishResearchers at the Azov Scientific Research Institute of Fisheries (AzNIIRKh) have developed technologies for processing jellyfish into food products, such as crackers without added salt. This will help utilize the excessive population of jellyfish in the Azov Sea.
Ministry of Forestry Finds Violations in Protective Forest Trail ConstructionThe construction of a trail on Kharlakhtinsky Golets violated forest legislation, with inspection materials forwarded to law enforcement agencies. The area contains protective forests bordering the 'Gates of Baikal' special economic zone.
Authorities Outline Plans to Combat Smog in KemerovoKemerovo residents report toxic fog each winter, leading Governor Ilya Seredyuk to announce new steps during a January 22 live broadcast addressing air quality concerns.
Don River Flow in 2026 Could Be Half of NormalAfter a record low level in 2025, scientists expect an improvement in the Don River's water content. The forecast for the current year is about 50% of average values.
Volgograd deputies support bill on protected natural areasDeputies of the Volgograd Regional Duma approved a draft federal law that envisages changing the boundaries of specially protected natural areas and introducing a targeted fee for their development.
