Solovjev L.P. Improvement of monitoring residential areas of ecological and economic systems

Improvement of monitoring residential areas of ecological and economic systems

Solovjev L.P.

The paper deals with the monitoring system state analysis of residential areas in ecological and economic systems, the results of which are presented in the annual state reports «On the state of the environment in the Russian Federation» and the annual state reports of the subjects of the Federation «On the condition and protection of the environment». The monitoring of chemical pollution has significantly improved. The adoption of a number of federal laws and state standards in the field of protection of the biosphere and people from chemical pollution of the environment has made a great contribution to chemical pollution monitoring. Special attention is paid to the lack of physical (energy) pollution monitoring system of residential areas in ecological-economic systems. Mapping monitoring system of these impacts is designed.

Keywords: monitoring of residential areas of ecological and economic systems, chemical pollution, physical pollution.

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«Engineering industry and life safety» №2 (16), 2013. Pages: 33-35

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Solovjev Lev Petrovich – Ph.D., Murom Institute of Vladimir State University, Murom, Russia. E-mail: solovjev47@mail.ru