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The authorities will allocate 200 billion rubles to solve environmental problems in Krasnoyarsk and Norilsk
The Government of the Russian Federation approved the complex plans of measures in the Krasnoyarsk Territory to reduce the emissions of pollutants into the atmospheric air, according to the website of the regional Ministry of Ecology. The total amount of funds will be 200 billion rubles.
So, 68.69 billion rubles were allocated to Krasnoyarsk, which will go to reduce emissions from transport, a new railway ring and adjusting the documentation for the construction of the metro. The costs of modernization of industrial enterprises will be 1.7 billion, 46.5 billion will go to a decrease in emissions from the enterprises of the heat -power and private sector.
A comprehensive plan involves the demolition of emergency houses with stove heating, and 35 ineffective coal boiler houses are planned to be replaced. The authorities plan to improve the existing system of air monitoring, regional eco -supervision and create a forest -park green belt around Krasnoyarsk.
The volume of emissions of pollutants in Krasnoyarsk is planned to be reduced by 22.33%, in Norilsk - by 75%. According to the Decree of the President of Russia, Krasnoyarsk and Norilsk participate in the federal project "Clean Air", designed until 2024.
- In 2018, the Black Heaven regime was introduced eight times in Krasnoyarsk. The city covers the smog because of the numerous emissions of enterprises. Experts call Krasnoyarsk "environmental disaster."
- The “Black Heaven” regime in the region is announced when harmful substances accumulate in the air and there is calm weather. Industrial enterprises located near Krasnoyarsk should reduce emissions into the atmosphere and not carry out work related to the spread of dust and smog.
- On April 7, 2018, more than 500 people reached the agreed rally "For Clean Sky" in Krasnoyarsk. Some participants held in their hands the posters of the Million City - a million trees, “corrupt officials to answer”, “have nothing to breathe”.