Analysis of the Influence of Anthropogenic Factors of the Urbanized Territory of Poltava Region (Ukraine) on the State of River Water

Strelets, Victor; Loboichenko, Valentyna; Leonova, Nataliia; Shevchenko, Roman; Telelym, Vasyl; Strilets, Valeriy; Shevchenko, O.; Burmenko, Oleksandr

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“…[Shevchenko et al, 2021;Loboichenko et al, 2021a;Yang et al, 2021]. Restoration of the natural environment without human intervention takes a very long time [Karabyn et al, 2019;Strelets et al, 2022]. The dangers of surface hydrocarbons are increasing with the development of new mining technologies such as shale oil and shale gas production [Lazaruk et al, 2020].…”

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The River System Pollutant Migration in the Context of the Sudden One-Time Discharge with Consideration of the Bottom Sediments Influence (Case of Benzene Migration in the Stryi River, Ukraine)

Kuzyk¹,

Karabyn²,

Shuryhin³

et al. 2023

Ecol. Eng. Environ. Technol.

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Basing on the mathematical model developed with the account of influence of bottom sediments, the parameters of benzene migration in the river caused by one-time discharge into the Stryi River were investigated,. The mathematical model of migration consists of two equations that describe the movement of pollutants in the river system, taking into account the flow rate, diffusion, sorption and desorption of the pollutant by the bottom sediments of the river. The parameters of benzene distribution in the "water-bottom sediments" system were experimentally determined under laboratory conditions. With the help of computer modeling, the temporal and spatial distributions of benzene in water and bottom sediments were obtained. The regularities of benzene concentration change depending on the composition of the bottom sediments of the river have been established. The dependencies can be extrapolated to other river systems and pollutants.

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The River System Pollutant Migration in the Context of the Sudden One-Time Discharge with Consideration of the Bottom Sediments Influence (Case of Benzene Migration in the Stryi River, Ukraine)

Kuzyk¹,

Karabyn²,

Shuryhin³

et al. 2023

Ecol. Eng. Environ. Technol.

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“…At the same time, it can be noted, for example, that in the case of fires, different solutions are offered that take into account the environmental component of fire extinguishers [1], their chemical composition [2] or, in general, their lack of use [3,4]. It is also possible to use special measures to prevent the spread of fires [5], considering the features of firefighting [6,7], preventive use of fireresistant materials [8].…”

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“…At the same time, chemicals contained in anthropogenic products, under the influence of various external factors, can migrate into the environment [34]. PPE used in the COVID-19 pandemic is characterized by a certain chemical composition.…”

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Study of Short-Term Effects on the Soil of Disposable Protective Face Masks Used in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Leonova

Loboichenko

Divizinyuk

et al. 2022

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The paper analyzes the impact of personal protective equipment used by the population as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic on the environment. The scale of the additional amount of waste generated as a result of the use of protective face masks, etc. is noted. The globality of the existing problem and its multiparametric impact on the components of the environment are indicated. The short-term effect of a number of disposable protective face masks on the condition of soil by chemical component has been studied. The dependence of leaching of heavy metals from masks on soil acidity was experimentally analyzed, the dynamics of mobile phosphorus and potassium in soil samples was studied. It is shown that the presence of masks in the soil leads to exceeding the standard for zinc content, while for copper content and manganese content exceeding the standard is not observed in the study period, for lead there are fluctuations in content beyond standard value. The need for long-term research on the impact of face masks on the environment, and in particular soils, was noted.

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Analysis of the Influence of Anthropogenic Factors of the Urbanized Territory of Poltava Region (Ukraine) on the State of River Water

Cited by 2 publications

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The River System Pollutant Migration in the Context of the Sudden One-Time Discharge with Consideration of the Bottom Sediments Influence (Case of Benzene Migration in the Stryi River, Ukraine)

The River System Pollutant Migration in the Context of the Sudden One-Time Discharge with Consideration of the Bottom Sediments Influence (Case of Benzene Migration in the Stryi River, Ukraine)

Study of Short-Term Effects on the Soil of Disposable Protective Face Masks Used in the COVID-19 Pandemic

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