The document summarizes various forms of pollution affecting the Perm Territory in Russia, including air, water, soil, and waste pollution. Factories release large amounts of toxic substances into the air and waterways each year, contaminating the environment. The main pollutants are methane, nitrogen, sulfur, carbon oxide, mineral oils, phenols, copper, and manganese. Poor waste management practices and outdated industrial technologies are the primary causes of the region's deteriorating ecological conditions. Failure to address these issues will have dire consequences for both human and environmental health in the Perm Territory.

1. Perm Nature Is In Danger This fragile nature cries for your help

2. The Perm Territory is one of the main industrial centres in Russia. More than 500 factories and plants of different types are located here. Annually machine-building, chemical, fuel, woodworking, pulp and paper industries successfully release a large amount of production providing the Territory with the goods of vital necessity and making a sufficient contribution to the development of Russian economics. But each day every factory leaves so many poisonous wastes that the city almost drowns in it. Year by year the Territory turns in a very dangerous zone to live in.

7. ACCUMULATION OF CONSUMPTION WASTES (SOIL POLLUTION) The accumulation of solid wastes is one of the most acute and complicated ecological problems of the Perm Territory. The industrial and consumption wastes have made up the amount of more than 670 tons.

9. CONCLUSION If we don’t start today, tomorrow it will be too late! In the Perm Territory by the human’s side many animals and birds live and a lot of plants grow which are already in the Red Book. These creatures also need some place to live, air to breathe and water to drink . Let us save the nature from its sufferings and keep it for the future generations!