Pollution

Ukraine is strengthening cooperation with partners to reduce pollution of the Black Sea and prepare investments in the field of water policy. This was reported by the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine. These issues became key during the meeting of Deputy Minister of Economy Iryna Ovcharenko with representatives of the United Nations…

Pollution was recorded on four sections of the coast of the Krasnodar Kray – from the central beach of Anapa to the village of Vityazevo.

Sunflower oil pollution can remain on the bottom of the Black Sea for more than six years. The oil needs to be removed and the water area restored.

No traces of vegetable oil were recorded on most sections of the Odesa coast, local residues are preserved only on individual beaches.

The oil slick that appeared after Russian strikes on the port infrastructure of the Odesa region has already stretched 55 km along the coast and reached Sanzheyka.

The beaches and water on the coast of temporarily occupied Kerch are covered with oil stains.

A new large-scale oil spill of 900 tons has been discovered in the Black Sea off the coast of the Krasnodar Territory of the Russian Federation.

Satellite images also recorded the stretching of the oil slick that appeared during the loading of the Russian tanker.

The Odesa court has extended the detention of the shipowner. She is accused of the accident of the bunker tanker, which sank in the port and caused a fuel oil leak.

More than 30 tons of diesel fuel spilled into the Yenisei River — Siberia is cleaning up the aftermath of another shipwreck.