According to the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources, repeated pollution is moving along the Seim River in Kurshchyna at a time when the situation is stabilizing in the Desna River on Ukrainian territory.
Points of attention
- The Ministry of Environment reports repeated pollution moving along the Seim River in Kurshchyna towards Ukraine, while water quality indicators are improving in the Desna River.
- Chemical oxygen consumption in the Seim River exceeds the norm, but there are signs of improvement in some areas.
- Improvement is recorded at specific points along the Seim River, such as increased water transparency, although challenges like chemical oxygen consumption exceeding norms persist.
- The Desna River shows signs of improvement with clearer water, presence of living aquatic bioresources, and absence of unpleasant odors.
- While improvements are seen in the Desna River, there is a concern that re-pollution from the Seim River may impact Ukrainian territories.
- Analysis of water quality indicators along the Seim River reveals variations in different points, with issues like chemical oxygen consumption exceeding norms and manganese content exceeding limits.
What is known about the situation with water pollution in the Seim River in Kurshchyna and its likely consequences for Ukraine
What is known about the water situation in the Desna River
The agency emphasized that the situation in the Desna River is improving.