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01 march 2021 18 january 2021 On January 1, 2021, the diversified mining giant Rio Tinto officially changed its CEO. Jakob Stausholm took up this high position. The unplanned rotation was caused by the destruction of an ancient aboriginal sacred cave in the Juukan Gorge. Most of the assets of large industrial companies are located close to indigenous communities. Thus, the active industrial development of natural resources in different parts of our planet cannot but have an impact on the indigenous minorities living in these areas. At present, giant companies in the global industry are...

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Contamination of soil at depths more than 30-40 cm has not been registered MOSCOW, December 28. /TASS/. Scientists studied petroleum products’ concentrations in soil in Norilsk, where fuel spilled from a tank at a power plant, and said they did not find ecology hazardous contamination levels there, the Great Norilsk Expedition said in its final report. The expedition was organized by the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Siberian Branch. “The evaluation and analysis of petroleum products’ concentrations in surveyed soils of examined watersheds has not pointed to their high, ecologically ha...

3 more materials “We can confirm a generally high ability of the examined microbiological system for self-cleaning from organic contaminations,” the report reads. “The research showed reduction of organic load between the site where the fuel leaked into the water and the source of the Pyasina River due to physical, chemical and biological processes associated with the water’s self-cleaning.” Experts say that in the examined areas downstream of the accident site, in the Daldykan and Ambarnaya Rivers, the oil contamination had affected the phytoplankton. Contrastingly, in Lake P...

Concentrations of toxic agents near Norilsk surpass allowable safe limits Scientists explain the phenomenon by the natural conditions dictated by the close proximity of deposits of sulfide ores TASS, December 22. The concentrations of non-ferrous metals in soils and plants in the Norilsk Industrial District are above the allowable safe limits by a few times. Scientists explain the phenomenon by the natural conditions dictated by the close proximity of deposits of sulfide ores, reads the final report of the Great Norilsk Expedition of the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Siberian Branch. Read a...