Kemerovo air pollution blamed on industry, factory deniesResidents of Kemerovo have called for the release of air study data due to choking smog. They doubt that industrial plants are actually reducing emissions as required during unfavorable meteorological conditions.
Flower Revolution: Volunteers Combat Grayness in TolyattiAn unusual urban greening initiative is gaining popularity in Tolyatti, spearheaded by a cosmetologist physician. Using personal funds and volunteers, he has organized flower plantings on central streets to restore the city's bloom.
Ryazan Region Faces Snow and Ice WarningEmergency services in Ryazan region have issued a weather warning for heavy snow, drifts, and icing, with conditions set to deteriorate on January 29.
Omsk Residents Outraged by Chemical Smog Hanging Over CityResidents of Omsk have reacted strongly to an expert's explanation for the chemical fog that has enveloped the city since the beginning of the week, complaining of a sharp burning smell and thick, choking smog.
Omsk Residents Report Chemical Smell and Breathing ProblemsResidents across Omsk are complaining about a strong chemical odor in the air, which is causing breathing difficulties and has been reported in multiple districts, yet remains unresolved.
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.
