Temat: water environment protection - Katalog OPAC zbiorów

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Tytuł:: Analiza wyjściowa sytuacji środowiskowej w sektorze produkcji roślin ozdobnych w Polsce w 2015
Preliminary analysis of environmental situation in ornamental plant production sector in Poland in 2015
Autorzy:: Marosz, A.
Powiązania:: https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/101083.pdf
Data publikacji:: 2017
Wydawca:: Polska Akademia Nauk. Stowarzyszenie Infrastruktura i Ekologia Terenów Wiejskich PAN
Tematy:: ogrodnictwo ozdobne
ochrona środowiska
gospodarka odpadami
ochrona zasobów wodnych
ochrona krajobrazu
ornamental horticulture
environment protection
waste management
protection of water resources
landscape protection
Opis:: Celem analizy jest przedstawienie obszarów, w których sektor produkcji roślin ozdobnych może podjąć działania w celu ochrony przyrody i zasobów naturalnych. W pracy za pomocą wskaźników liczbowych wskazane są także obszary, w których presja na środowisko jest szczególnie duża oraz istniejące możliwości zmniejszenia tej presji. Są to głównie: obszary intensywnej produkcji pod osłonami zużywające znaczne ilości paliw kopalnych w celu ogrzewania szklarni i tuneli oraz energii elektrycznej do doświetlania upraw, obszary upraw pojemnikowych wymagające intensywnego nawadniania i nawożenia, obszary upraw gruntowych szczególnie oddziałujące na glebę. Według szacunków samo ogrzewanie osłon zużywa 490 tys.·ton węgla i 170 tys. ton mazutu oraz 15,7 mln·m3 gazu ziemnego rocznie. Pond to sektor roślin ozdobnych wytwarza znaczne ilości odpadów organicznych i nieorganicznych oraz zużywa rocznie 274,5 tys·m3 torfu wysokiego jako jednego z najważniejszych komponentów podłoża do uprawy.
The aim of the analysis is to pointed out the areas in the ornamental plant production sector where some activities can be undertaken to prevent environment and natural recourses. In this paper some area of ornamental production with high impact on environment are indicate by a number index and possibilities to reducing this pressure are also pointed out. These are areas with intensive production under protection where great amount of fossil fuels are used to heat greenhouses or plastic tunnels and electricity used for supplementary lighting, areas of container plant production where intensive irrigation and fertilizing is needed, and area of field production with a high pressure on the soil. Estimating results shows that only heating of protected area used yearly 490 thousand tons of coal, 170 thousand ton of heating oil and 15,7 million m3 of natural gas. Apart from that, ornamental sector generate considerable amount of organic and nonorganic waste and also consuming 274,5 thousand m3 of sphagnum peat every year as one of the main component of a growing medium.
Źródło:: Infrastruktura i Ekologia Terenów Wiejskich; 2017, I/1; 55-70
1732-5587
Pojawia się w:: Infrastruktura i Ekologia Terenów Wiejskich
Dostawca treści:: Biblioteka Nauki

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Tytuł:: The state of sewage system economics in rural areas in Poland
Autorzy:: Gladysz, R.
Powiązania:: https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/60962.pdf
Data publikacji:: 2009
Wydawca:: Polska Akademia Nauk. Stowarzyszenie Infrastruktura i Ekologia Terenów Wiejskich PAN
Tematy:: sewage system
economics
Polska
waste water management
investment
environment protection
sewage treatment
life quality
infrastructure development
financing
modernization
Opis:: Infrastructure is the basis of economic activities both in urban and in rural areas. It is also one of main conditions for improving quality of life. Among its most important elements are: water delivery system, as well as sewage treatment network and sewage treatment plants. These devices should create one composite techno-economical system. Non-integrated water delivery contributes to bigger waste of water, and without connection to integrated sewage treatment systems, it can be a serious threat to the environment In Poland, and in rural areas particularly, this situation is highly unsatisfactory. In 2007, share of population connected to water network in rural areas was 73.3%, while for sewage network is was only 21.3%. In many communes, this share was even less than 10%. One can mention a few reasons of this state, mainly: lack of sufficient investment for 40 years after the 2nd World War, big water deficit in rural areas (brought about by droughts and thus, big reduction or decline of water level in shallow homestead wells, being a main water source), big dispersion of rural settlements in the country, limiting economies of scale achievement, and lack of resources available for local authorities. The latter, having not enough resources for infrastructure development, made a decisions to concentrate on water system firstly, while more costly waste management was treated as a second-tier need. In consequence, bigger investment in this field has just started since the half of nineties in the 20th century. Despite this late investment, in December 2007 one could observe that the total length of sewage network was still 4 times shorter than water network. Only 15.5% of rural administrative units were canalized. A quantity of household wastewater purified was 5 times smaller than a quantity of water used. There was also a small number of household sewage treatment plants (figure 4), which can be a good response for dispersed rural settlements. Thus, cesspools (many of them leaking), remain the main way of wastewater collection, being a serious threat for environment. However, there is a hope that this situation will change during next 710 years, mainly by obliging Poland to follow the EU Directive 91/271/EEC. This law expects any European Union member state to create, till the end of 2015, wastewater networks and sewage treatment plants in any agglomeration having more than 2 thousand inhabitants. In Polish National Sewage Treatment Program, almost 1600 administrative units of these kind, were indentified. 1400 of them are totally or partially inhabited by rural community. Releasing this program is, however, determined strongly by local self-government activity and its ability to gain sufficient financial resources for this purpose.
Źródło:: Infrastruktura i Ekologia Terenów Wiejskich; 2009, 07
1732-5587
Pojawia się w:: Infrastruktura i Ekologia Terenów Wiejskich
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