Influence of Water Treatment Plants on the Ecological Situation in Industrialized Regions

Volkova, O. I.; Zolotukhina, Natalia; Zolotukhin, Vladimir; Yazevich, Mariya

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/543/1/012012

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“…The starting point in its design can be the definition of goal of the environmental policy of the region, where an image of ideal state of socio-natural relations should be presented, concretized in various aspects, taking into account the needs of various actors in the region, analytically worked out and scientifically based. Such an example is the environmental program in Kemerovo region "Ecology, subsoil use and rational water use" for 2017-2024 [25]. The main goal includes creation of conditions for the harmonious interaction of society, nature and man, which implies the need to increase the environmental safety level, preserve natural systems in the region and create conditions for the socio-economic development of the region; improving the state of the atmosphere, water quality, soil in major cities and the region as a whole; constant provision of the economy of Kemerovo region with reserves of mineral raw materials and other resources for production and agriculture; ensuring the protection of population and economic facilities from the negative consequences of nature management; constant monitoring of various processes affecting the ecological state of the region, as well as collection of information on possible risks and points of tension for subsequent analysis and decision-making.…”

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The problems of legal regulation of the environmental policy of the resource-producing region

Zolotukhin

Yazevich²,

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et al. 2023

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The article deals with the features of management of environmental processes and the specifics of the law enforcement of environmental standards in the resource-producing region in the context of modern socio-economic transformations. The solution of environmental safety problems is due to the presence of an integrated approach to the management of legal entities involved in production and information processes in the region. The position is substantiated an integrated approach, including mechanisms for managing environmental and social processes should be formalized in a regional environmental doctrine with an effective and relevant regulatory framework. The key principle of such a regulatory system is the ability to take into account and coordinate the main trends of global processes, regulatory requirements and development goals of the state, as well as the characteristics of the region and the needs of its inhabitants. The issues of law enforcement of environmental standards and their impact on the ecosystem in order to cause the least harm to environment, health and genetic fund of person (society), levelling its consequences are considered. The need to take into account the sociocultural characteristics and value orientations of the inhabitants of the region when developing regulatory practices is emphasized. It is substantiated the regional environmental doctrine with relevant normative content will be a system-forming factor ensures the practical implementation of mechanisms for effective regulation of the activities of subsoil use entities and the development of safe infrastructure in theresource-producing region.

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The problems of legal regulation of the environmental policy of the resource-producing region

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“…Since air pollution has a harmful effect in several ways (the ingress of harmful emissions into the respiratory system of living organisms; an increase in the acidity of atmospheric precipitation, which affects changes in the chemical composition of soils and water [11]; the formation of a greenhouse effect), it must be stated that "the total use of fresh water in 2019 was 1513.02 million m3, which is 0.7 % less than in 2018, and 13.5 % less than in 2010. Most of the water in 2019 was used for production needs -1266.83 million m3, for drinking and household needs -177.77 million m3, for other needsmillion m3, for agriculture -1.93 million m3.…”

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Chemical monitoring of the socio-ecological situation in resource-producing regions

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The article examines the problems associated with the environmental situation in resource-producing regions, the causes of which are associated with air pollution, soil, water bodies, etc. as a result of human activity, waste from industrial, including coal enterprises. To reduce the negative impact on these processes, as well as to control the ecological state, it is necessary to monitor, including from the chemical point of view, the dynamics of changes in the state of the environment, as well as its impact on a person, his life activity and the surrounding social infrastructure. We are talking about the degree of influence of the level of pollution on human health, on the quality of food consumed and industrial production, which ultimately has a significant impact on the quality of life and demographic processes at the regional level. The necessity of constant chemical monitoring of the composition of the atmospheric air of industrial cities, which is affected by human economic activity, is emphasized. This is especially true for the coal industry, depending on its distance from industrial centers, the state of treatment facilities and socio-economic opportunities for the use and application of "green" technologies. The use of scrubbers ("wet") ash collectors, traditional methods of water treatment, including the use of settling tanks and filter treatment facilities at coal mining enterprises, etc. contribute to the use of cleaning products for the reclamation of land disturbed by coal mines as a result of economic activities. Environmental policy should be implemented in accordance with the regional environmental standard adopted in the Kemerovo Region as part of the development strategy until 2035 and aimed at ensuring environmental-oriented and energy-efficient economic growth.

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“…According to the “2017 Urban and Rural Construction Statistical Yearbook Data” released by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, the number of villages in China in 2017 decreased to 2.449 million, a year-on-year decrease of 6.4%. Compared with 2.73 million in 2010, a decrease of 10%, as shown in Figure 1 [ 3 ]. This shows that with the intensification of modernization and the invasion of urbanization, China's rural areas are largely damaged.…”

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Analysis on the Influence of Western Ecological Aesthetics on Environmental Design of China’s “Beautiful Countryside”

2022

Journal of Environmental and Public Health

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At this stage, the promotion of China's agricultural revitalization plan has provided new demands for the development of agricultural construction. In the process of urban and rural planning, more and more attention has been paid to the protection of rural traditional culture and aesthetic values, as well as the requirements of characteristic aesthetics. In recent years, as we pay more and more attention to the environmental protection ability and aesthetic ability of rural life, we also pay more attention to improving the rural environment, promoting rural rejuvenation, and paying attention to shaping the livable space quality of rural living environment to meet the needs of modern life and soul. “Beautiful countryside” is one of the modern development concepts explicitly put forward by China, which advocates the harmonious symbiosis aesthetic idea of “harmony between man and nature.” Building a beautiful countryside is the key point of rejuvenating the countryside, and the exploration of rural aesthetics is also the important significance of realizing the great rejuvenation goal of China's rural areas. Environmental design in the construction of “beautiful countryside” is a major decision and historical task for building a new countryside in China, and building landscape design suitable for the needs of rural development is the current requirement of social development. The article firstly analyzes the challenges and opportunities of China’s “beautiful countryside” environmental construction; secondly, by digging into the philosophical ideas of deep ecology, ecological aesthetics, and the relationship between man and land in the West, it analyzes the application strategies and practical methods of these practical philosophies. It provides corresponding theoretical and practical enlightenment for my country’s “beautiful countryside” environmental design strategy.

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Influence of Water Treatment Plants on the Ecological Situation in Industrialized Regions

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The problems of legal regulation of the environmental policy of the resource-producing region

The problems of legal regulation of the environmental policy of the resource-producing region

Chemical monitoring of the socio-ecological situation in resource-producing regions

Analysis on the Influence of Western Ecological Aesthetics on Environmental Design of China’s “Beautiful Countryside”

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