Great Lakes Environmentalists
It is planned that the facility will be placed in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, Nizhnekamsk array. Store radioactive waste will be located at a depth of 1 km, the terms of reference of the object to be formed by 2015. By 2035, Russia plans finalized create a geologic isolation of radioactive waste (RW). The U.S. Congress finally ratified the pact on the protection of the Great Lakes Environmentalists say an event of historic proportions took place last week in the U.S.. In Tuesday last week the House of Representatives approved the pact on the protection of water resources the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River.
The U.S. Senate unanimously expressed support for the document back in August. The White House has already indicated that the bill will be signed by President George W. Bush. The development of the Covenant involved eight government stakeholders in this state. According to the experts, the pact, developed over 10 years provides for the introduction of new standards and environmental prohibits almost any drainage system outside of the protected basin. Commenting on the ratification of the pact, the National Federation of the protection of wildlife in the United States stated that to share the Great Lakes for more than 90 percent of all freshwater in the country and is updated annually, less than 1 percent of these reserves, which puts them at risk of malnutrition. Growth of greenhouse gases in the world is at a record pace Scientists sound the alarm – the growth of greenhouse gas emissions each year increases.