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Русский: Аэроснимок.

Экологическая катастрофа на Левихинском медноколчеданном подземном руднике, пос. Лёвиха, Свердловская область.

Наследие промышленного прогресса - Левихинский медноколчеданный подземный рудник расположен в одноименном поселке Лёвиха Свердловской области. С 1997 года рудник находился в глубоком кризисе, объемы добычи сокращались, а долги предприятия росли. В 2003 году рудник был полностью законсервирован и затоплен. Его несколько раз осушали, когда цены на медь шли вверх, потом снова топили. После затопления рудника кислые шахтные воды начали подниматься на поверхность, создавая тем самым экологическую катастрофу. Сегодня кислые шахтные воды нейтрализуются (известкуются) и сбрасываются в пруд отстойник, а также идут в р. Тагил. Министерство природных ресурсов несколько раз объявляло конкурс на проведение оценки экологического вреда, но период выполнения и стоимость видимо никого не устроили.
English: Environmental disaster in Levikha Village, Sverdlovsk region of Russia. The legacy of industrial progress - Levikhinskiy massive sulfide underground mine is located. Since 1997, the mine was in a deep crisis, production volumes were reduced, and the company's debts grew. In 2003, the mine was completely mothballed and flooded. It was drained several times when copper prices went up, then drowned again. After the sinking of the mine, acidic mine waters began to rise to the surface, creating an environmental disaster. Today, acid mine water is neutralized and discharged into the pond sump, and go to the river Tagil. The Ministry of natural resources several times announced a competition for the assessment of environmental harm, but the period of implementation and cost apparently did not suit anyone.
Українська: Екологічна катастрофа в селищі Льовіха, Свердловська область Росії. Спадщина промислового прогресу — Льовихінський колчедановий масивний підземний рудник.
Bahasa Indonesia: Bencana alam di desa Levikha, Sverdlovsk, Rusia, yang disebabkan oleh penambangan tembaga di daerah tersebut.
Español: Vista aérea del desastre ambiental ocurrido por la explotación minera en el pueblo de Levikha, región de Sverdlovsk, Rusia. El desastre es el legado de la mina de sulfosales Levykhinsky.
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