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THE PROBLEMS WITH DRINKING WATER IN ARKHANGELSK REGION


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10-31-2006

THE PROBLEMS WITH DRINKING WATER IN ARKHANGELSK REGION

ST.PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, Oct 31, 2006 (A&G News via COMTEX) -- In October the rivers near Arkhangelsk got covered with oil patches again: this time because of Lajsky shipyard - a ship, which had not been gone off cleanup, was being dressed to scrap metal. This is not a 1st time of the rivers' pollution by the "riverside" enterprises. Per se, Arkhangelsk rivers get their dose of pollutants daily. In the region center the problem of drinking water has threatened to become g

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