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Monitoring State environmental monitoring Monitoring of water bodies Lake Baikal Ingress of chemicals into Lake Baikal 2018 data|
Suspended solids, thousand tonnes
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Organic substances, thousand tonnes
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The diagrams provide an estimate of the removal of substances with aqueous runoff from the main stream tributaries of Lake Baikal – the rivers Selenga, Upper Angara, Barguzin and Turka. The aqueous runoff in the main-stream sections of the listed large tributaries of the lake was estimated on the basis of the adjusted average monthly water consumption. In 2018, compared to 2017, the removal of suspended solids increased by 9%, and organic substances-by 121%. The main reason for the increase in outflow was the increase in water flow, from 27.4 to 46.9 km3.
Observations were carried out at five stations (stationary): Baykalsk, Khamar-Daban (southern coast of the lake), Angara Source, Bolshoye Goloustnoye (west coast of the southern part of Lake Baikal) and Khuzhir (Olkhon island, middle Baikal).
The values of substances released from the atmosphere obtained according to the 2018 monitoring data were within the limits of the oscillations of the last decade.
In 2024, the Baikal Mile will be held from 6 to 8 June.
Taking part in the Baikal Mile is a great way to test your limits of possibilities and feel the breath of nature in one of the most beautiful places on earth.
In 2024, the festival of ice sculptures on Lake Baikal is scheduled for the period from February 15 to 28. During these two weeks, the lake shore will turn into a real open-air museum, where everyone will be able to enjoy sculptural masterpieces created from ice.
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