Latest Ecology News from Russia

Don River Salinity Increase: Sea of Azov Jellyfish Threat?Don River Salinity Increase: Sea of Azov Jellyfish Threat?
Don River Salinity Increase: Sea of Azov Jellyfish Threat?Researchers from the Azov Research Institute of Fisheries state that the rising salinity in the Don River delta is unlikely to reach levels that would permit jellyfish from the Sea of Azov to colonize the river.
Big catch: Office chair retrieved from Almetievsk park riverBig catch: Office chair retrieved from Almetievsk park river
Big catch: Office chair retrieved from Almetievsk park riverAn office chair was fished out of the Bigashka River in Shamsinur Park, Almetievsk, prompting a humorous then serious response from authorities about water pollution.
Stalin's Shelterbelts in Rostov Region to Be RestoredStalin's Shelterbelts in Rostov Region to Be Restored
Stalin's Shelterbelts in Rostov Region to Be RestoredPrime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has instructed the development of a program to care for three old shelterbelts in the region.
State forest shelterbelts in Rostov Oblast to be restored under Stalin-era planState forest shelterbelts in Rostov Oblast to be restored under Stalin-era plan
State forest shelterbelts in Rostov Oblast to be restored under Stalin-era planOfficials in Rostov Oblast plan to restore neglected state forest shelterbelts planted over 50 years ago under Stalin's Great Plan for the Transformation of Nature, with a deputy speaker saying, 'No one has been looking after them for a long time.'
T Plus subsidiary fined in Izhevsk for polluting Karlutka RiverT Plus subsidiary fined in Izhevsk for polluting Karlutka River
T Plus subsidiary fined in Izhevsk for polluting Karlutka RiverIn Izhevsk, the Udmurt branch of T Plus PJSC has been fined for polluting the Karlutka River, damaging over 100 square meters of soil.
Critical situation: Prosecutor's office reveals true extent of pollution in Voronezh reservoirCritical situation: Prosecutor's office reveals true extent of pollution in Voronezh reservoir
Critical situation: Prosecutor's office reveals true extent of pollution in Voronezh reservoirThe environmental prosecutor's office found that pollutant levels in stormwater discharged into the Voronezh reservoir exceed norms by 17 to 20 times. The information has been sent to the governor.
Ryazan Astronomer Says Northern Lights Could Return TonightRyazan Astronomer Says Northern Lights Could Return Tonight
Ryazan Astronomer Says Northern Lights Could Return TonightAn unusual atmospheric phenomenon was observed last night.
Company faces fine for polluting boiler near ChitaCompany faces fine for polluting boiler near Chita
Company faces fine for polluting boiler near ChitaA construction company in Transbaikalia could be penalized after environmental inspectors confirmed air pollution from its boiler house, following reports through a digital complaint system.
Record solar storm brings auroras to southern RussiaRecord solar storm brings auroras to southern Russia
Record solar storm brings auroras to southern RussiaThe sky turned pink and green overnight on January 20 after an extreme geomagnetic storm hit Earth.
Landfill burns for nearly two weeks in Zabaykalsky Krai districtLandfill burns for nearly two weeks in Zabaykalsky Krai district
Landfill burns for nearly two weeks in Zabaykalsky Krai districtA landfill near a federal highway in the Uletovsky district has been burning for almost two weeks, with firefighting efforts complicated by wind. District head Alexander Sinkevich confirmed the ongoing situation on January 20.
Resident asks governor to clear forest for flood preventionResident asks governor to clear forest for flood prevention
Resident asks governor to clear forest for flood preventionA Samara region resident has asked the governor to cut down a forest near Utevka village to prevent future flooding, prompting a response from the Ministry of Natural Resources.
Reindeer lichen stripped in Murmansk tundraReindeer lichen stripped in Murmansk tundra
Reindeer lichen stripped in Murmansk tundraMurmansk environmentalist Igor Kotyash found sacks of «barbarically gathered» reindeer lichen in the Kola wind farm area (Murmansk Oblast, Russia), warning that the tundra scars could take decades to heal.