3rd place: St. Petersburg - 488.2 thousand tons, of which 85.9% - automobile emissions.
4th place: Cherepovets( Vologda region) - 364.5 thousand tons, 95% are stationary sources, and the main contribution to the pollution of the city is made by the metallurgical plant "Severstal".
5th place: Asbestos( Sverdlovsk region) - 330.4 thousand tons( 98.6% of them are stationary sources).
6th place: Lipetsk - 322.9 thousand tons( 91.3% - stationary sources, mainly Novolipetsk Iron and Steel Works).
7th place: Novokuznetsk( Kemerovo region) - 321 thousand tons( 90.8% - stationary sources).
8th place: Omsk - 291.6 thousand tons( 71.7% - stationary sources).
9th place: Angarsk( Irkutsk region) - 278.5 thousand tons( 95.4% - stationary sources).
10th place: Magnitogorsk( Chelyabinsk region) - 255.7 thousand tons( 89.9% - stationary sources, mainly Magnitogorsk metallurgical combine).
11th place: Krasnoyarsk - 233.8 thousand tons( 62.6% - stationary sources).
12th place: Chelyabinsk - 233.4 thousand tons( 62.8% - stationary sources).
13th place: Ufa - 205.5 thousand tons( 65.4% - stationary sources).
14th place: Yekaterinburg - 203.5 thousand tons( 83.9% - cars).
15 place: Vorkuta( Komi) - 197,3 thousand tons( 97,9% - stationary sources).
16th place: Nizhny Tagil( Sverdlovsk region) - 149 thousand tons( 85.2% - stationary sources).
17th place: Samara - 137.6 thousand tons( 73.8% - cars).
18th place: Bratsk( Irkutsk region) - 134.9 thousand tons( 88.8% - stationary sources).
19th place: Nizhny Novgorod - 134.4 thousand tons( 76.3% - cars).
20th place: Volgograd - 134.1 thousand tons( 53.5% - cars).
21 place: Novocherkassk( Rostov region) - 130.8 thousand tons( 94.2% - stationary sources).
22nd place: Novosibirsk - 128.5 thousand tons( 90.7% - stationary sources).Rosstat determines the amount of automobile emissions in Novosibirsk, which is the third largest city in Russia, only 12,000 tons per year, which raises many questions,in other cities-millionaires of Russia this figure is at least 65 thousand tons per year( Perm), and more often than 100 thousand tons per year.
23rd place: Orsk( Orenburg region) - 123 thousand tons( 86.9% - stationary sources).
24th place: Irkutsk - 107.8 thousand tons( 62% - stationary sources).
25th place: Surgut( Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area) - 104.9 thousand tons( 65.1% - stationary sources).
26th place: Perm - 100.4 thousand tons( 65% - cars).
27th place: Kazan - 98 thousand tons( 70.1% - cars).
28th place: Khabarovsk - 96.6 thousand tons( 52.6% - cars).
29th place: Barnaul( Altai Territory) - 95.4 thousand tons( 54.4% - stationary sources).
30 place: Voronezh - 93.5 thousand tons( 88.8% - cars).
31 place: Tula - 91.4 thousand tons( 66.5% - stationary sources).
32nd place: Rostov-on-Don - 89.4 thousand tons( 87% - cars).
33 place: Kemerovo - 85.1 thousand tons( 54.6% - stationary sources).
34 place: Yaroslavl - 84.4 thousand tons( 52.1% - stationary sources).
35 place: Ryazan - 80.9 thousand tons( 62.4% - stationary sources).
36th place: Saratov - 80.3 thousand tons( 74.8% - cars).
37 place: Stary Oskol( Belgorod region) - 80 thousand tons( 82.9% - stationary sources).
38 place: Serov( Sverdlovsk region) - 79 thousand tons( 92.4% - stationary sources).
39 place: Tyumen - 78.6 thousand tons( 70.1% - cars).
40 place: Togliatti( Samara region) - 71.3 thousand tons( 57.1% - cars).
41 place: Tomsk - 70,8 thousand tons( 52,1% - stationary sources).
42nd place: Krasnodar - 70.5 thousand tons( 84.8% - cars).
43 place: Sterlitamak( Bashkortostan) - 68.9 thousand tons( 83.3% - stationary sources).
44th place: Krasnoturinsk( Sverdlovsk region) - 68.6 thousand tons( 92.7% - stationary sources).
45th place: Novorossiysk( Krasnodar region) - 67.8 thousand tons( 75.8% - stationary sources).
46th place: Volzhsky( Volgograd region) - 66.8 thousand tons( 75.2% - stationary sources).
47th place: Chita - 65.4 thousand tons( 57.6% - stationary sources).
48th place: Vladivostok - 59.9 thousand tons( 59.8% - cars).
49th place: Severodvinsk( Arkhangelsk region) - 59.3 thousand tons( 85.3% - stationary sources).
50th place: Orenburg - 58.5 thousand tons( 88.4% - cars).
51st place: Blagoveshchensk( Amur region) - 58.3 thousand tons( 77.3% - stationary sources).
52nd place: Kirov - 56.6 thousand tons( 53% - cars).
53rd place: Achinsk( Krasnoyarsk Territory) - 55.7 thousand tons( 80.1% - stationary sources).
54 place: Ulan-Ude( Buryatia) - 53.9 thousand tons( 50.8% - cars).
55th place: Kaliningrad - 53.9 thousand tons( 78.3% - cars).
56 place: Ulyanovsk - 53.1 thousand tons( 69.1% - cars).
57 place: Noyabrsk( Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District) - 52.1 thousand tons( 79.9% - stationary sources).
58 place: Nizhnevartovsk( Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area) - 51.2 thousand tons( 60.5% - cars).
59 place: Biysk( Altai Territory) - 48.9 thousand tons( 71.6% - stationary sources).
60th place: Arkhangelsk - 47.5 thousand tons( 60% - stationary sources).
2 place: Moscow. The total annual emissions are 995.4 thousand tons, of which 92.8% are cars.
Cork in Moscow
23 cities, included by the Federal Service for Hydrometeorology and Environmental Monitoring according to the air quality monitoring network in 2012, in the list of industrial centers with a particularly high level of atmospheric air pollution:
Achinsk, Bratsk, Dzerzhinsk, Ekaterinburg, Ivanovo, Irkutsk, Kemerovo, Krasnoyarsk, Kurgan, Lesosibirsk, Magnitogorsk, Moscow, Neryungri, Nizhny Tagil, Novorossiysk, Novocherkassk, Norilsk, Salekhard, Sterlitamak, Chelyabinsk, Chernogorsk, Chita, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk.
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In 2013, the Federal State Statistics Service( Rosstat) published a bulletin "Key environmental indicators," which, among other things, presented data for 2012 for 181 cities in Russia for emissions of air pollutants by stationary sources and road transport.
In 2015, the Rosstat website published data for 2014, but the focus in the study was made on the regions in general, rather than on individual cities. The list of cities in the 2015 study is much smaller( 37 cities) than in the 2013 study, while the 2015 study does not have data on automobile emissions. Therefore, in this rating of the most environmentally polluting cities in Russia, according to the total volume of emissions, the data from the 2013 bulletin are used, and not 2015.
It should be noted that the distribution of seats in the rating by total volume of emissions does not always reflect the real difference in environmental pollution of cities. For example, according to the total volume of emissions, Moscow is in second place, and Krasnoyarsk is on the 11th. But in Krasnoyarsk, sulfur dioxide( more than 80%) prevails in emissions of pollutants, which is 2 times more toxic than nitrogen dioxide, whose compounds in pollutant emissions in Moscow make up about 50%.
1 place: Norilsk( Krasnoyarsk Territory).The annual volume of air emissions to the atmosphere of Norilsk is 1959.5 thousand tons, 99.5% falls on stationary sources, and the main contribution to pollution is made by the city-forming enterprise Norilsk Nickel.
Norilsk
