Abstract The book of the American journalist Elizabeth Royt, apparently, will not be threatened by the fate of its subject for a long time: it is unlikely to end up in a pile of waste paper intended for sending to a paper recycling factory. Indeed, the theme of this book should concern any reader who is inclined to think about his own life and about the fate of future generations; Moreover, it is written vividly, imaginatively and extremely entertaining.

Theater novel page A significant part (more than a third of the text) of the first published transcript of the “meeting of people’s and honored artists of the republic of the USSR Gorky Moscow Art Theater” dedicated to the discussion of Stalin’s speech in the Kremlin Palace at the graduation of academicians of the Red Army on May 4, 1935 is offered to the attention of OZ readers [1] . “I can’t believe this happened.

(SMS message read out on the air of the Vremechko program in response to the question: “Why are you surprised?”) And why do people live in Ulyanovsk, when they can leave everything and go, for example, to Moscow, adding to the flow of thousands of migrants from the provinces? And, as experience shows, Moscow will accept everyone and “digest” everyone; it is dimensionless. And they leave.

Ukrainian media have undergone significant changes since the Orange Revolution. However, it is still impossible to say with certainty that the democratization of the information space of Ukraine is irreversible. A dual system of television and radio, providing for the presence of both public and commercial broadcasters, has still not been created.

This article is about Ukraine. In my youth, while studying in an art studio, drawing “plasters” - fragments of ancient sculptures, I noticed that everyone not only saw the same object differently, but also brought their own features to its image in the drawing. This is probably how the human psyche works. Creating an image of the “other” is more of a self-identification than an act of cognition.

Instead of the lights of the mind, the Everests of our shit will rise. Robert Rozhdestvensky According to Gosstroy estimates, in the next five to seven years, the annual cost of housing and communal services reform in per capita terms will be at least $450 [1] . It is difficult to say how justified this figure is, but in any case one can hardly count on the fact that such expenses will be covered by utility bills or the budget.

In the 1960s, due to the sharp growth of the consumer market in Canada, existing waste management systems were overloaded. Many local landfills were areas shrouded in smoke, emitting toxic gases into the atmosphere, and runoff from the landfills polluted the soil horizon and water - a situation in many ways similar to what is now observed in Russia. In Russia, government bodies and legislation have a strict hierarchy.

Zvezdop Herbpop Sicklepop Zverhop The inscription on the wall of the house on the 4th line of Vasilyevsky Island. The end of the 50s of the XX century If you ever wander into Akademichesky Lane, crossing the 7th and 8th lines of Vasilievsky Island not far from the Neva, then, to your surprise, you will find at a right angle to it a nook only seven meters wide. Don’t be surprised, not even all local residents know about it.

June last year. The cultural capital of Russia is St. Petersburg, the arrow of Maly and Kamennoostrovsky avenues. At the exit of a small store, right on the sidewalk, there are worn, but completely intact sneakers standing at an awkward angle (heels together, toes apart). The third side of the triangle is formed by a gutted shoebox.

Villagers do not know (or until recently did not know) what the waste problem is. Almost all the waste generated on their farm is minimized and disposed of by itself: leftover food and vegetable peelings will go to feed the pigs, straw to bedding for livestock, a dilapidated fence to the stove, and ash from the stove to the beds, etc. “ The “waste problem” is a problem in cities where waste goes into garbage chutes or is collected in street containers.

People's Commissariat of Health Sanitary and Epidemiological Department Dr. Y. B. LEVINSON BURNING OF SOLID WASTE (WASTE BURNING) PETROGRAD STATE PUBLISHING HOUSE 1922 CHAPTER I Accumulation and disposal of solid waste Among the major sanitary defects currently observed in the cities of the Soviet Republic, an important role is played by their contamination with unremoved sewage and solid waste.

Today an experiment is taking place in St. Petersburg: modern technologies for recycling municipal solid waste (MSW) are being tested here. By the end of this year, the city government plans to introduce new rules for garbage collection - both for the businesses that collect it and for citizens. about what these rules promise the city, as well as about the problems and difficulties faced by the participants in the experiment .

The publication under review is a description of the religious life of the regions of Russia: the first volume is devoted to the republics and territories, the second and third - to 24 regions (in alphabetical order, starting from the Amur region and ending - for now - Nizhny Novgorod; a story about the remaining regions, up to Yaroslavl, awaits us in the third volume, which is in production). The work was carried out in 1998-2006 by a group of religious scholars under the leadership of S. B.

Cleanliness of body, says Bacon, is the same as decency in morals: it testifies to the respect that a person has for society and for himself, since a person must respect himself... Chevalier de Jaucourt, article “Purity” from the Encyclopedia During the Age of Enlightenment, Paris was one of the most populous cities in Europe and was second only to London and Constantinople in the continent.

Print Anna Kushkova Rubbish, druzga, smear, obsessiveness, bastard, izmet - these are just a few of the names of rubbish among the Slavs [1] . It would seem that the negative linguistic connotation is beyond doubt: rubbish is all waste, dirty, worthless, something that you have to constantly get rid of [2] . The basis of these names is the practical, “material” understanding of litter, and in this sense, defining it as “dirt and filth” is apparently justified.