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На севере Красноярского края зафиксирован разлив нефтепродуктов объемом около 170 тонн.
КРАСНОЯРСК, 16 сен - РИА Новости. Уголовное дело о нарушении правил охраны окружающей среды возбудили из-за разлива дизельного топлива на Таймыре на севере Красноярского края, сообщили РИА Новости в экстренных службах региона.
Во вторник краевой главк МЧС сообщил о разливе дизельного топлива на Таймыре. По его данным, угрозы жизни и здоровью населения нет. В оперативных службах региона уточняли РИА Новости, что пролилось около 170 тонн нефтепродуктов.
"Возбуждено уголовное дело о нарушении правил охраны окружающей среды при эксплуатации промышленных и иных объектов", - сказал собеседник агентства.
В СК и прокуратуре региона данную информацию пока не комментируют.

Russia records 20-30 bear attacks annually as the brown bear population rises to 308,000, despite recent high-profile incidents and widespread social media coverage.

Dangerous weather events are occurring more frequently in Russia due to global warming and the burning of fossil fuels. According to Sergei Rybakov, general director of the Nature and People Foundation, the greatest danger is posed by heavy precipitation and wind.

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In Taimyr, a diesel fuel tank depressurized and about 170 tons of fuel spilled. There is no threat to the life and health of the population; petroleum products did not get into drinking water sources. A regional level of emergency response has been established, environmental monitoring and emergency recovery work are being carried out.

Expert Sergei Rybakov told RIA Novosti that the increase in the frequency of heavy precipitation, stormy winds and heat waves in Russia is associated with global warming caused by the burning of fossil fuels and an increase in the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.