In Crimea, a plant that became a source of chemical emissions has suspended operations
In the city of Armyansk in northern Crimea, a titanium dioxide production plant has suspended operations. Previously, there was a chemical release there. As Andrey Dogadov, deputy general director of the plant, told Interfax, the enterprise has eight furnaces; they were gradually turned off from September 4, and the last furnace stopped on the night of September 10. To avoid further evaporation, the plant uses lime milk with phosphorus and gypsum.