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İlgili Etiketlerunderground water water supply St. Petersburg International Economic Forum SPIEF Alexander Kozlov Natural Resources Ministry Roscongress Foundation TASS

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Russia has sufficient underground water reserves, but distribution is uneven

02.06.2026AI özeti

Russia has sufficient underground water reserves, but distribution is uneven

Russia's population is generally supplied with underground water, but distribution is uneven, with several regions facing shortages due to natural factors and permafrost. Large cities rely on surface water, and the government funds exploration for water-deficient areas.