Section

Geoecology

Title

GEOECOLOGICAL MONITORING WATER AREAS OF VORONEZH RESERVOIR

Сontributors

G. S. Seidaliev, Assistant Manager Managing Rosprirodnadzor in Voronezh region, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.,

I.I. Kosinova, D. of Geol. and Miner. Sc., Professor, Head of the Department at the Voronezh state University, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Abstract

Voronezh reservoir belongs to the reservoirs, are subject to significant anthropogenic impact. Organization of geo-ecological monitoring at this Voronezh allows you to develop conservation actions and to react to changes in its sanitary-epidemiological and geochemical condition; the article discusses the main features of the organization of geo-environmental monitoring of the waters of the reservoir; describes the major sources of pollution of surface waters; given ecological and hydrochemical assessment of the Voronezh reservoir waters. The contribution of small rivers in the change of hydrochemical composition of surface water, the analysis of pollution of bottom sediments of the reservoir. Based on these data, recommendations are given for improving the environment and the organization geoekologicheskogo monitoring. The conclusion about the need to develop a model of geo-ecological monitoring adapted to the urban conditions of the reservoir taking into account its specificity: slow water exchange, the presence of forbidden objects in the water protection zone, a significant amount of discharged waste water, including untreated stormwater and snowmelt.

Keywords

monitoring, water, urban agglomeration, sewage, pollution.

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