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Vol 154
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248-250
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Article

Endogenous, exogeneous and technogenic factors of environmental impact on human environment within north-west of Russia

Authors:
A. A. Smyslov1
A. G. Marchenko2
L. V. Kulachkov3
E. A. Botalova4
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  • 1 — G.V. Plekhanov Saint Petersburg Mining University
  • 2 — G.V. Plekhanov Saint Petersburg Mining University
  • 3 — G.V. Plekhanov Saint Petersburg Mining University
  • 4 — G.V. Plekhanov Saint Petersburg Mining University
Date submitted:
2002-08-21
Date accepted:
2002-09-13
Date published:
2003-11-13

Abstract

The living environment of the Northwest region of Russia is significantly affected by both natural geological (endogenous and exogenous geodynamic, geochemical and radiogeochemical) and anthropogenic factors. The greatest environmental hazards are those areas where there is a combination of high probability of dangerous natural phenomena and excessive technogenic impact on the environment. Such areas include the west of the Kola Peninsula, a number of territories of the Leningrad Region, and others.

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(Archived) Problems of predicting and preventing emergencies and their consequences
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