1. Ecological problems of Moscow
Author: Vladimir Chernyshov
Topic: Ecological problems of Moscow
Teacher: Tatiana Anatolievna Tkachenko
Class: 7D

2. The impact of poor ecology on human health.
Air pollution contributes to the development of cancer, pathology of the respiratory system, as well as many heart problems.

3. No less dangerous for humans is the pollution of fresh water
No less dangerous for humans is the pollution of fresh water. Poisons in the water are the culprits of the disorder of immune forces and a sharp decrease in the quality of life.
Decomposition products of plastic negatively affect the state of the nervous system, the heart and can cause allergies and asthma.

4. Main environmental problems of Moscow Harmful emissions from cars
According to statistics, there are 400 cars per 1,000 Moscow residents. The city is also a major transport hub in Russia. On average, about 1 billion liters of toxic substances are produced per year only by cars.

5. Household and industrial wastes
Officially, 13 million people live in Moscow. And this figure does not take into account temporary residents and illegal immigrants. The inhabitants of the capital throw out about 3 million tons of garbage per year.

6. Water and soil contamination
The water and soil of the Moscow land are in critical condition. This is affected by emissions of automobile exhausts, a lot of household waste and landfills around the city, industrial emissions and waste discharges into the Moskva River.

7. Proximity of industrial enterprises
In Moscow there are many industrial enterprises that pollute the ecology of the capital

8. The struggle for the environment
Traffic fumes
Combating domestic and industrial waste
The quality of the fuel produced and sold is monitored.
Fuel is subject to special exercises.
Provisions are made for the cars produced.
In Moscow, they introduced a restriction on the movement of heavy vehicles.
The main method of combating household waste is "recycling" - the activity consisting in handling waste with the aim of ensuring the repeated (secondary) use in the national economy of raw materials, energy, products and materials.

9. Proximity of industrial
Control of soil and water pollution
Proximity of industrial
enterprises
Methods of combating water and soil pollution:
Use of solar panels;
Hydrogen fuel;
Construction of treatment facilities;
Creation of national parks and reserves;
Increasing the number of green plantations;
Attraction of public attention to the problem.
In the capital, there are many projects on taking out from the industrial zone and industrial enterprises outside of Moscow.

10. Conclusion
The ecology of Moscow is still one of the worst in Russia. At the moment, many measures have been taken to improve it.

11. The end