Technical Reports Parts C,D - ICPDR

Technical Reports – Part C: Water Quality 19
Table 2.13. Summary of information for the Rakhiv Cardboard Factory hot spot
Rakhiv Cardboard
Summary of Information Used for Ranking the Hot Spot
Factory
Critical Emissions Total BOD: 39 t a year
Phenols: no data
Total discharge: 792 Th. M 3 per year
Seasonal Variations Discharge into Uzh River;
Immediate Causes of insufficient capacity of wastewater treatment facilities
Emissions
Root Causes of Water
Quality Problems
possible pollution with phenols and other organic micro pollutants;
insufficient wastewater treatment because of outdated technologies
Receiving Waters scarcity of aquatic organisms in the vicinity of the hot spot. of Prut river
Nearby Downstream Uses does not effect drinking water supply; effects ecosystem and water life of
downstream rivers, recreation and sport fishing;
Transboundary
may have transboundary impact on water users in Slovakia with very low risk
Implications
Rank
medium priority
2.3. Agricultural Hot Spots
2.3.1. High Priority
This rank is not applicable under current economic situation; inventory is needed for adequate
assessment of agricultural “hot spots” of high priority
2.3.2. Medium Priority
This rank is not applicable under current economic situation; additional studies is needed for
adequate assessment of agricultural “hot spots” of medium priority
2.3.3. Low Priority.
Table 2.14.
Summary of information for the Kylia hot spot
Collective Farm “Put
Summary of Information Used for Ranking the Hot Spot
Lenina”
Critical Emissions Total BOD: no data
Phenols: no data
Total discharge: 25,71 Th. m 3 per year
Seasonal Variations no direct discharge into Danube River;
Immediate Causes of absence of treatment facilities
Emissions
Root Causes of Water possible pollution of ground water; possible nutrients discharge
Quality Problems
Receiving Waters no available data
Nearby Downstream Uses effect drinking water supply (ground waters);
Transboundary
no available data
Implications
Rank
low priorities