Environmental research"Ecological meaning in Russian folk tales"
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Research "Ecological meaning in Russian folk tales"Here's what:
- Eat my forest apple - I'll tell you.
The tree is hard, there are many fruits on it.
And what does the girl answer?
“My father’s gardeners don’t eat either.
The girl Yablonka did not help - and Yablonka did not help her.
And with Rechka and Pechka it was the same.
But on way back when the girl with her brother ran away from
geese-swans, and Pechka, and Rechka, Yablonka helped her. And all why? Yes, because the girl helped them: she drank jelly, and ate a pie, and ate a forest apple.
A typical picture of mutual aid!
Presentation on the topic: Ecological meaning in Russian folk tales
Tasks: Tasks: Describe your home. Give a description of your home. Consider the main environmental factors affecting health. Consider the main environmental factors affecting health. Air condition in the apartment, temperature, dustiness. Air condition in the apartment, temperature, dustiness. Lighting characteristic. Lighting characteristic. Houseplants. Houseplants. Pets. Pets. Develop behavioral skills in your home. Develop behavioral skills in your home.
Introduction How biological species man appeared in natural habitat. Since then, he has made many outstanding discoveries, and one of them is the creation of an artificial habitat. Housing reduced a person's dependence on unfavorable environmental conditions and allowed him to spread widely throughout the globe... Nowadays in closed room(house, school, office) a person stays 80% of his time. As a biological species, man appeared in his natural habitat. Since then, he has made many outstanding discoveries, and one of them is the creation of an artificial habitat. The dwelling reduced the dependence of a person on unfavorable environmental conditions and allowed him to spread widely across the globe. Nowadays, in a closed room (house, school, office), a person stays 80% of his time. House and estate. Ancient words, indigenous peasant concepts, revived again today. Vladimir Ivanovich Dahl has the following explanation: a house with caregivers. Maybe not familiar to the ear now, nevertheless, it sounds now in a special way - expressive, gratifying, fresh in accordance with the current folk language and thoughts, and carrying echoes of the past, are perceived nowadays quite urgently. House and estate. Ancient words, indigenous peasant concepts, revived again today. Vladimir Ivanovich Dahl has the following explanation: a house with caregivers. It may not be familiar to the ear now, nevertheless, it sounds now in a special way - expressive, gratifying, fresh in accordance with the current of the national language and thought, and bearing echoes of the past, is perceived nowadays quite urgently. You can apply it to anything, but at all times you take care of it - this is something that you take care of with care, that you value, that you guard and cherish. This is exactly what the country house has been for centuries, the courtyard of a good, hard-working owner. You can apply it to anything, but at all times you take care of it - this is something that you take care of with care, that you value, that you guard and cherish. This is exactly what the country house has been for centuries, the courtyard of a good, hard-working owner. It is clear that when passing from natural environment habitat to artificial, the quality of the premises is of great importance, which largely serves human health. Unfortunately, with invaluable amenities, housing also creates some problems for a person, usually called unfavorable factors in the home, or risk factors. It is clear that in the transition from a natural habitat to an artificial one, the quality of the premises, which largely serves human health, is of great importance. Unfortunately, with invaluable amenities, housing also creates some problems for a person, usually called unfavorable factors in the home, or risk factors.
Characteristics of my home I want to tell you about my home, where I live, about what conditions for life lay down, what problems exist, how we overcome them. I want to tell you about my house, where I live, about what conditions for life lay down, what problems exist, how we overcome them. Our house was built in 1064, our family lives in it in 1996. The house is located on Molodezhnaya street, 2-apartment. Other houses are far from us. The estate is large, there is a swamp behind the garden. The house is built of cinder blocks, plastered inside and outside. Internal partitions are brick, doors, window frames are wooden. The floor and ceiling are also made of wood. The house has a veranda. The apartment in the house is 3-room: hall - 15 sq. M, bedroom - 10 sq. M, nursery - 10 sq. M, kitchen - 9 sq. M, corridor - 7 sq. M, total area- 51 sq.m. the optimal size is 17.5 square meters. m of living space for one person. My family consists of four people, therefore one has about 13 square meters, taking into account the kitchen and the corridor. But my brother is small, we occupy one room with him, so there is enough space for us. Our house is located so that it is illuminated by the sun for almost 3 hours during the day. Irradiation by the sun (insolation) is carried out through the windows, their area: hall - 2.3 sq. M, in the nursery, bedroom and kitchen, the windows are the same - 1.54 sq. M. the total area of the windows is 7.93 sq. m, and the floor area is 51 sq. m. according to the norm, the ratio should be 1/8, with us it is 0.15. which is quite normal. Insolation has not only a bactericidal effect, but also acts as a biological factor on people. In the skin glands, we contain provitamin, which turns into vitamin D., this protects against rickets. Our house was built in 1064, our family lives in it in 1996. The house is located on Molodezhnaya street, 2-apartment. Other houses are far from us. The estate is large, there is a swamp behind the garden. The house is built of cinder blocks, plastered inside and outside. Internal partitions are brick, doors, window frames are wooden. The floor and ceiling are also made of wood. The house has a veranda. The apartment in the house is 3-room: hall - 15 sq.m, bedroom - 10 sq.m, nursery - 10 sq.m, kitchen - 9 sq.m, corridor - 7 sq.m, total area - 51 sq.m ... the optimal size is 17.5 square meters. m of living space for one person. My family consists of four people, therefore one has about 13 square meters, taking into account the kitchen and the corridor. But my brother is small, we occupy one room with him, so there is enough space for us. Our house is located so that it is illuminated by the sun for almost 3 hours during the day. Irradiation by the sun (insolation) is carried out through the windows, their area: hall - 2.3 sq. M, in the nursery, bedroom and kitchen, the windows are the same - 1.54 sq. M. the total area of the windows is 7.93 sq. m, and the floor area is 51 sq. m. according to the norm, the ratio should be 1/8, with us it is 0.15. which is quite normal. Insolation has not only a bactericidal effect, but also acts as a biological factor on people. In the skin glands, we contain provitamin, which turns into vitamin D., this protects against rickets. Internal environment apartments or living environment - the result of the interaction of other physical, chemical and biological factors. By acting on us, they affect our physical and mental health, on emotional condition... The internal environment of an apartment or living environment is the result of the interaction of other physical, chemical and biological factors. By influencing us, they have an impact on our physical and mental health, on the emotional state.
Temperature regime I will try to characterize these effects on our life. I will try to characterize these influences on our lives. For a comfortable existence, our home must be warm and light. We have autonomous water heating in our apartment, there is a stove in the kitchen. And if hygienists believe that optimal temperature is For a comfortable existence, our home must be warm and light. We have autonomous water heating in our apartment, there is a stove in the kitchen. And if hygienists believe that the optimal temperature is hail, and it is desirable that it be maintained the same throughout the day, then in rural house It is almost impossible to withstand this, we heat the stove 2 times a day, so the temperature changes more sharply than necessary. What is acceptable for a city apartment is impossible for a village. Our temperature shows 23 degrees in the morning, drops to 15 degrees in the afternoon, rises again in the evening, and decreases again in the morning. So the whole cold season. In the summer we do not heat the apartment with hail, and it is desirable that it be maintained the same throughout the day, then in a rural house it is almost impossible to withstand this, we heat the stove 2 times a day, so the temperature changes more sharply than necessary. What is acceptable for a city apartment is impossible for a village. Our temperature shows 23 degrees in the morning, drops to 15 degrees in the afternoon, rises again in the evening, and decreases again in the morning. So the whole cold season. We do not heat the apartment in summer.
The lighting of the apartment is natural and artificial. Natural illumination of living quarters. The lighting of the apartment is natural and artificial. Natural illumination of living quarters. Premises Result sanitary and hygienic standards sanitary and hygienic standards Hall Children's bedroom Kitchen 0.21 0.21 0.15 0.15 0.16 0.16 0.25 - 0.17
The light coefficient (SK) is calculated using the formula: The light coefficient (SK) is calculated using the formula: S1 S 1 - window area S1 S 1 - window area SK = where SK = where S2 S 2 - floor area S2 S 2 - floor area Natural lighting almost corresponds to the norm. It also improves the light background of rooms, light doors painted with white paint, walls and ceiling are whitewashed with blue paint, which increases the reflectivity of surfaces. Natural light is almost normal. It also improves the light background of rooms, light doors painted with white paint, walls and ceiling are whitewashed with blue paint, which increases the reflectivity of surfaces.
The apartment also has artificial lighting, these are incandescent lamps. I calculated the power of the artificial lighting in all our rooms and compared it with the norms. Premises Premises Power density lighting Result Norm Hall Children's Bedroom Kitchen 20 W / m² 15 W / m² 40 W / m² 10 W / m² 17 W / m² 17 W / m²
Based on the norms, artificial lighting is below the norms. But for homework in the evening this is enough, for reading we additionally turn on the table lamps. Based on the norms, artificial lighting is below the norms. But for homework in the evening this is enough; for reading, we additionally turn on table lamps. The desk in the nursery is near the window and there is enough light to do homework. The desk in the nursery is near the window and there is enough light to do homework.
Reflectivity of painted wall surfaces. Room Room Surface color Reflective surface in% Reflective surface in% Hall Whitewashed walls light blue 30% 30% Children's whitewash almost white 70% 70% kitchen The walls are covered with oilcloth blue 6% 6%
Health and clean air Great importance has clean indoor air for health. This is also a problem. According to the available data, indoor air is four times worse than outside. Especially if we live in a village where the air is ecologically clean (we do not have industrial enterprises, cowsheds outside the village, there are relatively few tractors and cars, there are many green spaces). Clean indoor air is essential for health. This is also a problem. According to the available data, indoor air is four times worse than outside. Especially if we live in a village where the air is ecologically clean (we do not have industrial enterprises, cowsheds outside the village, there are relatively few tractors and cars, there are many green spaces). And yet the air environment of the dwelling has a lot of pollution: And yet the air of the dwelling has a lot of pollution: Building materials; Building materials; Human waste products; Human waste products; Work of household appliances; Work of household appliances; Cooking in the kitchen. Cooking in the kitchen. By using modern methods physical and chemical analysis established the qualitative and quantitative composition of air pollutants. With the help of modern methods of physical and chemical analysis, the qualitative and quantitative composition of air pollutants has been established. It turns out that various, individual compounds are found in the air we breathe. They are allocated to different sources. From those selected in relation to their apartment: It turns out that various, individual compounds are found in the air we breathe. They are allocated to different sources. Of those selected in relation to their apartment: Household dust - 80 Household dust - 80 Linoleum, film - 54 Linoleum, film - 54 Electrical equipment - 33 Electrical equipment - 33 Refrigerator - 88 Refrigerator - 88 Cooking in the kitchen - 67 Cooking in the kitchen - 67 Products human waste - 157 Human waste products - 157 Total: 479 - about the same amount of pollutants can be in an apartment. But all these objects surround us, Total: 479 - approximately as many pollutants can be in an apartment. But all these objects surround us, 5 5 we can no longer refuse this. we can no longer refuse it.
How do pollutants accumulate in our apartment? Pollution of the apartment Pollution of the apartment Concentration of pollutants The concentration of pollutants in apartments is 2-5 times of substances in apartments 2-5 times higher than on city streets higher than on city streets Asbestos CO Tobacco smoke Formaldehyde Radiation Carcinogenic Asbestos CO Tobacco smoke Formaldehyde Radiation Carcinogenic Substances Substances Gas Gas stoves Smoking in stoves Smoking in an apartment Chipboard, Plywood, Chipboard, Plywood, foam plastic foam SHF, SHF, Computer Computer TV TV Cellular Cellular Insulating glue, varnish telephone Insulating Glue, varnish telephone Material Solvents Material Solvents Detergents Detergents СО Formaldeg Asbestos Tobacco smoke Carcinogens Radiation
House dust The air environment of the apartment includes particles of house dust, these are objects of the material world destroyed to the smallest sizes, what our dwelling is made of: brick, sand, clay, lime, slag, cement. They form the mineral base of the dust. Finishing building materials also make their contribution: wood, varnishes, paints. We are surrounded in a house different subjects that make our life much easier: furniture, clothes, linen, books. But all of the above are also suppliers of dust. And every person is "dusty". On average, we have about 450 g of dead skin per year, and this organic substratum is an excellent food for living organisms: mites, fungi, etc. It has been established that 1 g of dead skin is enough to feed a thousandth population of mites. After all, we now sleep each in our own bed, but here it is warm, humid and abundant food for ticks. Up to 200 thousand of them can live in one meter. Characteristics of dust and its size, the behavior of dust depends on them, very small microns cannot be suspended for a long time. They settle everywhere. The air environment of the apartment includes particles of house dust, these are objects of the material world destroyed to the smallest sizes, what our home is built of: brick, sand, clay, lime, slag, cement. They form the mineral base of the dust. Finishing building materials also make their contribution: wood, varnishes, paints. We are surrounded in the house by various objects that make our life much easier: furniture, clothes, linen, books. But all of the above are also suppliers of dust. And every person is "dusty". On average, we have about 450 g of dead skin per year, and this organic substratum is an excellent food for living organisms: mites, fungi, etc. It has been established that 1 g of dead skin is enough to feed a thousandth population of mites. After all, we now sleep each in our own bed, but here it is warm, humid and abundant food for ticks. Up to 200 thousand of them can live in one meter. Characteristics of dust and its size, the behavior of dust depends on them, very small microns cannot be suspended for a long time. They settle everywhere. I checked it myself: I took the pieces of glass, smeared it with Vaseline and put it in the rooms. The result was checked in 5 minutes in the morning and in the afternoon, after school. In the morning, more dust particles settled in the nursery and the bedroom, apparently because we all got up, dressed, packed our things, made the beds, and the dust vibrated in the air. There were fewer dust particles in the hall both in the morning and in the afternoon, and in the evening, when the whole family was in the common room, there were more. But you can still fight with such specks of dust: it is to ventilate the premises, although in the village during the construction of apartments, transoms were not made in the windows, we did it ourselves later, but in winter, naturally, we do not open it, keeping it warm. These are the features rural life... In the summer we ventilate the premises, open the doors, and pull insect nets over the transoms. We also use effective technical means: wet cleaning and vacuum cleaner. I checked it myself: I took the pieces of glass, smeared it with Vaseline and put it in the rooms. The result was checked in 5 minutes in the morning and in the afternoon, after school. In the morning, more dust particles settled in the nursery and the bedroom, apparently because we all got up, dressed, packed our things, made the beds, and the dust vibrated in the air. There were fewer dust particles in the hall both in the morning and in the afternoon, and in the evening, when the whole family was in the common room, there were more. But you can still fight with such specks of dust: it is to ventilate the premises, although in the village during the construction of apartments, transoms were not made in the windows, we did it ourselves later, but in winter, naturally, we do not open it, keeping it warm. These are the features of rural life. In the summer we ventilate the premises, open the doors, and pull insect nets over the transoms. We also use effective technical means: wet cleaning and vacuum cleaner.
Chemicals released in the course of human life. Scientists have discovered and identified up to 400 anthropotoxins. We excrete them in the air, through the skin, urine, and feces. It turned out that their composition also depends on human health. All members of my family are healthy, we do not have any serious illnesses. Indoors, toxins will always accompany us and it is impossible to strongly influence the course of pollution of the built environment. You can weaken the effect of this factor, again more often ventilate the premises .. Scientists have discovered and identified up to 400 anthropotoxins. We excrete them in the air, through the skin, urine, and feces. It turned out that their composition also depends on human health. All members of my family are healthy, we do not have any serious illnesses. Indoors, toxins will always accompany us and it is impossible to strongly influence the course of pollution of the built environment. You can weaken the effect of this factor, again often ventilate the premises.
In our kitchen, we heat the stove with wood and coal, we cook food on a gas stove: this is a real chemical laboratory. Therefore, the kitchen is the dirtiest room in terms of air quality. The products of gas combustion ( carbon dioxide and water) are not dangerous, but nitrogen oxides appear during the oxidation of nitrogen in the air at the gas combustion temperature. And still not completely complete combustion of the gas. As a result, formaldehyde is formed, we heat the stove with wood and coal, we cook food on a gas stove: this is a real chemical laboratory. Therefore, the kitchen is the dirtiest room in terms of air quality. The products of gas combustion (carbon dioxide and water) themselves are not dangerous, but nitrogen oxides appear when nitrogen is oxidized in the air at the gas combustion temperature. And still not completely complete combustion of the gas. As a result, formaldehyde is formed, 6 6 carbon monoxide, polycyclic carbohydrates - the most famous of them is benzpyrene (this is an aromatic carbohydrate, on the example of which, back in 1915, Japanese scientists Yamagieva and Ishikova discovered the existence of chemical substances causing cancer - carcinogens). And again, harm and convenience of life in an artificial environment meet. And in this case, we only ventilate the kitchen more often. And we cannot refuse to cook food on a gas stove. Using gas is also cheaper for our family. carbon monoxide, polycyclic carbohydrates - the most famous of them is benzpyrene (this is an aromatic carbohydrate, on the example of which, back in 1915, Japanese scientists Yamagieva and Ishikova discovered the existence of chemicals that cause cancer - carcinogens). And again harm and convenience of life in an artificial environment dock. And in this case, we only ventilate the kitchen more often. And we cannot refuse to cook food on a gas stove. Using gas is also cheaper for our family.
Houseplants. Dieffenbachia Houseplants. Dieffenbachia In the village, many are engaged in the cultivation of Dieffenbachia, we also have this plant appeared a year ago. It grows quickly, does not require special care, fights formaldehyde, benzene, toluene (emissions from furniture, linoleum, etc.). In the village, many started breeding Dieffenbachia, we also have this plant appeared a year ago. It grows quickly, does not require special care, fights formaldehyde, benzene, toluene (emissions from furniture, linoleum, etc.).
Chlorophytum on the wall in the flowerpot comfortably housed chlorophytum, I learned that it cleans the air from sweatgens (by%), chlorophytum is comfortably located on the wall in the flowerpot, I learned that it cleans the air from pothogens (by%), from oxide nitrogen
Pelargonium Having become better acquainted with indoor plants, I myself have put fragrant geraniums in my room. They bloom beautifully and secrete special substances that reduce bronchial diseases. Having become better acquainted with indoor plants, I myself have put fragrant geraniums in my room. They bloom beautifully and secrete special substances that reduce bronchial diseases.
Thus, the introduction into our life in artificial conditions various plants will help cleanse the air of pathogens, toxins, dust, and will have an aesthetic effect. Increasing integration into our lives useful plants will reduce morbidity, strengthen the recovery functions of the body, increase efficiency and ultimately extend your life! Thus, the introduction of various plants into our life in artificial conditions will help cleanse the air of pathogens, toxins, dust, and will have an aesthetic effect. The increasing introduction of useful plants into our lives will reduce morbidity, strengthen the body's regenerative functions, increase efficiency and ultimately extend our life!
Pets Pets are a cat with kittens. There is a dog in the yard, my brother and I love to play with kittens. The cat is also a necessary tenant of our rural apartment. From pets, a cat with kittens. There is a dog in the yard, my brother and I love to play with kittens. The cat is also a necessary tenant of our rural apartment.
Conclusion. And so, man, decide one of global problems- created housing, artificial habitat. In this way, he protected himself from many natural surprises: cooling of the climate, rains, winds. Here he was able to retire from others "My home is my fortress." But as civilization developed, man surrounded himself with everything big amount objects and various devices, not always thinking about their effect on health. These are a variety of electrical appliances and household chemicals that pose a potential health hazard. And so, a person can solve one of the global problems - he created housing, an artificial habitat. In this way, he protected himself from many natural surprises: cooling of the climate, rains, winds. Here he was able to retire from others "My home is my fortress." But as civilization developed, a person surrounded himself with an increasing number of objects and various devices, not always thinking about their effect on health. These are a variety of electrical appliances and household chemicals that pose a potential health hazard. But this also made the living conditions easier. Man is a part of living nature, and the mental state depends on many factors. But this also made the living conditions easier. Man is a part of living nature, and the mental state depends on many factors. I think that a person who has solved the problem of an artificial environment will be able to create more Better conditions for life. I think that a person who has solved the problem of an artificial environment will be able to create even better conditions for life. Many scientists believe that in the future, the role of home will increase precisely as a place for a healthy lifestyle, as a place for creative activity in improving self-education. Many scientists believe that in the future, the role of home will increase precisely as a place for a healthy lifestyle, as a place for creative activity in enhancing self-education. Special rooms for teenagers will be created in apartments. Special rooms for teenagers, rooms for work and rest will be created in apartments. The role will increase housing construction... rooms for work and rest. The role of housing construction will increase. And I want to end with the lines I like from the poems And I want to finish with the lines I like from the poems of N. Zabolotsky: Man has two worlds: One that created us, Another that we have been creating for centuries, To the best of our ability ...
Introduction
1. Main part
1.1. State of the art Problems
1.2. Disposal of household waste
2. Research results, conclusions and proposals
Conclusion
Literature
Applications
Recently, much more attention has been paid to environmental problems in the world than before. On average, every person in the world generates about 1 kg of household waste per day, but this amounts to hundreds of millions of tons per year, and in the United States, for example, this amount increases by 10% every 10 years. To remove this amount of garbage, 63 thousand garbage trucks are required. In 1991, Russia generated significantly less waste per capita than in America, however, due to the expansion of the Western lifestyle, which includes disposable free bags, disposable tableware, disposable aluminum cans for beer and other soft drinks, we catch up quickly. And if in some countries there is a system of separate collection and processing of individual components of garbage, then in our country so far all disposable packaging and other “benefits” of civilization are replenished by dumps growing like mushrooms.
In the process of development of human civilization, the absolute amount of solid household waste has steadily increased. This is due to the growth of the population, with its excessive concentration in cities and changes in the way of life of people. The theme for the project was not chosen by chance, it is relevant not only for large cities (for cities with a large population), but also for such small ones as the city of Bryansk.
Hypothesis, the basis of the work, sounds like this: “If, due to the use of disposable packaging, the amount of waste generated increases, then it becomes necessary to sort and recycling to reduce the amount of garbage. "
Target project - to develop possible options for reducing waste at the household level.
Based on the purpose of the project, the following tasks:
1) Study the literature on the problem of household waste;
2) Investigate and describe the trash accumulated in the trash can of one family;
3) Calculate the amount of garbage per family, per person per week, per month, per year;
4) Identify points of reception and processing of secondary raw materials in the city;
5) Propose options for reducing household waste: develop a booklet for residents, encouraging the use of recycling rules in everyday life.
The surface of the earth is experiencing the most significant and very dangerous anthropogenic load. If less than 1 billion tons are emitted into the atmosphere harmful substances(without CO 2), and about 15 billion tons of pollutants into the hydrosphere, about 85 billion tons of anthropogenic waste gets to the ground annually. According to some estimates, their total volume by the end of the 90s exceeded 1,500 cubic meters. km, which corresponds to the volume of 600 thousand pyramids of Cheops. Even if the predominant part of this volume is chemically inert, then in order to place it on the ground, a person destroys natural ecosystems over a large area.
In the Russian Federation, about 7 billion tons of industrial waste is generated annually. On the territory of the country, about 80 billion tons have been accumulated in dumps, dumps, landfills, storage facilities. solid waste, including more than 1.1 billion tons of toxic industrial waste. Their number annually increases by about 120 million tons. The main technogenic pollutants of the earth are heavy metals, pesticides, oil products and their highly toxic derivatives.
Household waste formed in living conditions, usually solid, consisting of solids (plastic, paper, glass, leather, etc.) and food waste. But they can also be liquid, represented by domestic wastewater.
One of the serious environmental problems is solid domestic waste (MSW). Every home generates a huge amount of unnecessary materials and products, from old newspapers, empty cans, bottles, food waste, wrapping paper to worn out clothes, broken dishes and out of order household appliances. According to 1994 data, for each of the 6 billion inhabitants of our planet there is an average of about 1 ton of garbage per year. Its quantity annually increases by about 120 million tons. In cities and large settlements of the Russian Federation, 140 million cubic meters are generated every year. m of solid waste, that is, almost a cubic meter per inhabitant.
The bulk of solid waste is food waste and paper, which can be seen from the above data.
Approximate morphological composition of MSW in Russian cities.
For different cities and regions of Russia, the composition of MSW varies widely. In addition, in each city, the composition of MSW depends even on the days of the week and the season of the year. For example, the content of food waste in the spring is 20 - 25%, and in the fall 40 - 50%, which is associated with a large consumption of vegetables and fruits. There is a tendency towards an increase in the content of paper and polymeric materials.
There are several reasons for the increase in the amount of garbage:
1. Increase in the production of disposable consumer goods;
2. Increase in the number of packaging;
3. Raising the standard of living, allowing usable things to be replaced with new ones.
In the country as a whole, only up to 5% of solid waste is processed by an industrial method (at incinerators), the rest goes to landfills. Moreover, more than 70% of waste is disposed of at unauthorized landfills, which occupy about 250 thousand hectares. land. Rubbish, despite the prohibitions, is dumped in completely inappropriate places.
The peculiarity of modern waste is the difficulty of their biochemical decomposition. The amount and variety of waste have become so great that the problem of their storage and disposal is becoming more and more urgent for any country in the world every year.
Research project "Protect our natural environment!"
Mukhina Svetlana Nikolaevna“It is the ecological component that should become the key leitmotif of human activity” Vladimir Putin.
Relevance: global scale of household pollution.
The reasons for the pollution of the city territory:
1.Quantitative shortage of trash bins on the streets of the city;
2. lack of manners, irresponsibility of the townspeople.
Hypothesis: combating household waste on city streets will help keep the city clean environment, physical and moral health of a person.
Contradictions:
-between instilling ecological culture in the younger generation and the immoral, irresponsible behavior of a number of adults;
- between the growth of production of high-tech materials and the lag in their processing.
A questionnaire was conducted: "My contribution to the maintenance of cleanliness and order in my hometown."
100 people were interviewed.
Poll results:
1. Do you agree with the statement that the citizens of our city maintain cleanliness and order in the streets? (Yes -42, No - 58)
2. Do you always throw your household waste into the designated areas? (Yes - 84, No -16)
3. Have you ever left household rubbish at the entrance of your house? (Yes –3, No - 97)
4. Do you keep your entrance clean? (Yes -59, No -41)
5. Do you always use street bins, or can you afford to throw a cigarette butt, a piece of paper on the ground? (Yes -74, No -26)
6. Do you think you are contributing to the maintenance of cleanliness and order in the streets of the city? (Yes -65, No - 35)
7. Are you satisfied with the aesthetic appearance of the streets of our city? (Yes -45, No -55)
The main characteristics of household waste:
Food waste;
Waste paper;
Cans;
Foil;;
Products from plastics that do not contain chlorine;
Products from chlorine-containing plastics;
Batteries.
Garbage rotting time in landfills.
Transport ticket 1 month
Banana peel up to 6 months
Woolen sock 1 year
Wooden stick 4 years
Waxed glass 5 years
Painted board 13 years old
Tin cans 100 years old
Aluminum jars up to 500 years
Plastic bottles up to 500 years
Glass jars NEVER
Together with adolescents studying in associations, the actions "Clean Bank", "Clean City", "Clean Forest" were held, we created booklets about the dangers of household waste and distributed them among the residents of the city. We believe that people who themselves took part in the improvement of the city themselves will no longer litter, and perhaps they will stop those who want to throw a candy wrapper or a bottle of lemonade on the ground.
Love and take care of your city!
Research ecological water project"The ecological state of reservoirs within the village of Molchanova"
Target: assessment of water quality in reservoirs located within the village of Molchanova, and comparison with the forest lake of the village of Sulzat, located 35 kilometers from the regional center.
Tasks:
1. Carry out water intake in summer, autumn and winter periods from six reservoirs for research.
2. To study bacteriological indicators by bioindicators of these reservoirs in summer and autumn periods.
3. Explore chemical composition water of the investigated reservoirs in the hydrochemical laboratory of JSC "Tomskgeomonitoring".
4. Examine the water for organoleptic characteristics (smell, transparency, color).
5. Make a water intake in the lake of the village of Sulzat and examine it for organoleptic, bacteriological and Chemical properties for comparison.
6. Study archival materials on water bodies.
7. Conduct meetings with the old residents of the village to draw up historical background to create
reservoirs.
8. Find out the sources of pollution of water bodies.
9. Organize actions to clean up three reservoirs within the village of Molchanov.
10. Compile, print and distribute 120 propaganda leaflets for the population.
11. To clean the banks of three reservoirs in the course of three actions: Lesnoy, Tokovoy, Gusinoe.
12. To acquaint the population with the research results.
Relevance research is due to the value of water reservoirs for the economic and recreational use of its population.
Physical and geographical characteristics of the study area.
Molchanovsky district is located in the central part of the Tomsk region and occupies the coast of the river. Ob,
R. Chulym. The entire territory is located within the middle taiga zone. A characteristic feature of the area is high forestedness and swampiness. Forest and shrub vegetation covers 68%, swamps 20%. The length of the region from west to east is 160 km, from north to south - 40 km. Distance from regional center- 200 km. The territory of the district is 6.4 thousand km2
Techniques and materials.
For the research, the following techniques were used:
1. Methodology for assessing the ecological state of water from reservoirs using bioindicators.
This technique is based on the fact that living organisms have different sensitivity to water quality.
First step- water sampling performed onshore. When taking water samples, several sweeps are made with the net, describing the eights. If possible, it is recommended to carry the net as close to the bottom as possible. Then, if a lot of silt has got into the net, then you need to rinse it in the net itself, after which the net is removed, and the captured organisms are shaken out into the bucket. On the reservoir, 3-10 samples are taken in different places. At each point, you need to carry out at least ten sweeps of the net. It is important that the samples taken at the surveyed sites contain benthic organisms of various biotopes: silty, stony, accumulations of vegetation, submerged trunks, branches, etc. The more diverse the site is in terms of the number of habitats, the more samples should be. However, even in an area with a uniform bottom, the number of samples should not be less than three.
Stage 1. Organizational.
Before conducting the research, our group received a package of documents within the framework of the regional ecological marathon "Clean water - for everyone." The publishers have included the required for the job methodological material, identifiers of invertebrates, etc.
By this time, an application was written for initial assessment project "Education" in the amount of 20,000 rubles, and by May it became clear that our grant was approved and the money would be allocated, which means that we will be able to implement the planned actions and conduct research on water in reservoirs. Before starting work on the project, we identified a circle of like-minded people. This group included the chairman of the district water commission under the administration of the Molchanovskiy district, the head of the territorial district, the chairman of the committee on youth policy and sports, the district environmental committee, the director of school No. 1, the director of the 37th lyceum and heads of summer children's sports and labor camps.
Stage 2. Local history.
In the land committee, we took a map of the area and plotted all the reservoirs on it.
After a tour of the locations of reservoirs, it became clear that some do not have economic value due to their small size, some are simply littered (they were turned into landfills). So out of ten reservoirs within the village of Molchanova, we had six left, which we had to study.
According to the documents of the land committee, only one Kolmakhtun was listed as natural, and the remaining five reservoirs were created by residents as they settled in the regional center.
When visiting the archive, it became clear that there was no material necessary for the work on water bodies, except for one document on Lake Kolmakhtun. Another task for our group is to find residents who could talk about the creation of reservoirs.
Pavchenko Alexander Frolovich, who has lived in Molchanovo since 1935, talked about the fact that the first reservoir is Lobanovsky. His father took part in the creation of the dam. Among the workers of the forestry, he transported the land with handcarts. So in 1940 - 1941 the first reservoir appeared.
Zharov Alexey Petrovich, a resident of Molchanov since 1935, lives on the banks of the Lesnoy reservoir. The reservoir was in the forest, then it was the outskirts of the village. In the early 60s, it was decided to build a bypass road in the ravine where the reservoir is to carry hay. The road was not built, but they began to fill the dam. The modern shores of this reservoir have existed since then.
Chepkasova Nadezhda Fedorovna, a resident of the village since 1937, remembered that before the war and during the war there was already a reservoir, but smaller, and the water in it was surprisingly clean. Women went to rinse his clothes.
Khrolenko Petr Dmitrievich - resident of Molchanov since 1961. Since 1965 he worked as a road construction foreman in the DRSU and participated in the construction of a road on the street. Grishinsky tract. The road became a kind of dam. Then the oilmen laid the slabs and then the asphalt.
After meetings with 50 residents of the village, the history of only three reservoirs became clear. Conversations with residents restored the picture of the work of enterprises on the territory of the village, located on the banks of water bodies, which made it possible to judge about water pollution.
Stage 3. Investigation of the degree of pollution of water bodies by the method of bioindication.
To study water by bioindication, we took from 3 to 10 samples from each reservoir. In the office, organisms were counted - indicators, assigned to one of three classes. In summer water samples, the larvae of dragonflies with different wings are more common than others (in all water bodies). The larvae of the long-stemmed mosquito and the bell-ringing mosquito were captured in five reservoirs. Caddis larvae met in four water bodies. Pseudo-Kon leeches were found in samples from three reservoirs. The common pond snail was caught in two reservoirs, and the common tubifex was caught in one.
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