Degradacja środowiska naturalnego na obszarze Mokotowa w Warszawie

Authors

  • Marian Perek xxx

Abstract

 Na Mokotowie obserwuje się od szeregu lat postępującej degradacji środowiska naturalnego powodowaną działalnością człowieka. Środowisko naturalne jest zagrożone składnikami toksycznymi wprowadzanymi do powietrza atmosferycznego i wód powierzchniowych przez przemysł i środki komunikacyjne. Dużą uciążliwością dla mieszkańców jest hałas komunikacyjny, zanieczyszczone opady atmosferyczne i wody powierzchniowe infiltrujące do płytkich wód podziemnych piętra czwartorzędowego.  DEGRADATION OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENT IN MOKOTÓW - WARSAW The Mokotów area in Warsaw is characterized by a large differentiation of natural environment conditions and a rate of its alternation. The area consist of a considerable high percentage of biological active area - e.g. the Kabacki Forest. A series of natural objects with high landscape and ecologic values is partly come within a legal status as preserved. In spite of these favourable conditions progressive degradation of natural environment due to anthropogenic activity has been observed for many years. A state of menace of natural environment by toxic components introduced to the atmosphere and surface waters is described. Road traffic being a significant ardousness to theMokotów inhabitants is also included. An effect of atmospheric and urban pollution migration to the most degradated groundwaters in the northern part of Mokotów.

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Published

2013-03-23

Issue

Vol. 34 No. 4 (1990)

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