the head of the koshogom community, which includes three villages, says that last summer, when the kakhov dam was blown up, the water problems had not yet reached their full height, and then, when it was torn down, water suddenly came from... and everyone started talking about what will happen there, god forbid they destroy the energy gift, it is 40 km across from us, we are in a 50-kilometer zone. and people, well, almost no one planted anything, because a lot of people left, but during the period that has already passed, people returned, a lot of people returned, we still have 300 internally displaced people, the locals understand the problem, but they need water, we understand, we understand very well, that we cannot water with drinking water, but we have to, because now we will have planting seedlings, you understand that everyone has their own plot, see every resident, and we also have no other way out than watering with drinking water. the inhabitants of the once coastal villages could not get used to the fact that the reservoir was left with a desert, which in a year was overgrown

, let's say so, the climate, because it is undermining. this area of ​​200 km was occupied by the kakhovd it was, and it evaporated almost a billion cubic meters of water every year, and it formed this regional climate, when the kakhov reservoir is now destroyed, when there is no such moisture, changes are taking place, but instead nature is showing its strength, the bottom of the former kakhov reservoir, it is behind... growing vegetation, and this will be an unprecedented contribution of ukraine to our, well, general climate obligations, because the billion trees that the president of ukraine spoke before the war, it is already growing in front of our eyes in the bed of the kakhovsky reservoir, and if the government officials of ukraine have enough sense not to build a new energy monster and not to restore the kakhovsky hydroelectric plant. then we will have an undeniably unprecedented, unique one a case where a huge amount, a huge territory, more than 200 km, can be occupied by vegetation, natural forests can arise here, new objects of the nature reserve fund can be created here, ther

condition of the occupied zaporozhye nuclear power plant, how it was cooled with the help of the kakhov the nuclear power plant fed its cooling pond is from the kakhovsky reservoir, which is no longer there, there are some there, they announced that they drilled some artesian wells there, and there are not at all the replenishment volumes that are necessary for work, for example, in the normal mode of a nuclear power plant, when it generates electrical energy and , accordingly, it is necessary to divert heat energy, and although it is occupied by the russians for... now it does not produce energy, in the summer the water in the pond cooler evaporates very quickly, so without a reservoir its level may drop to critical eva myronova, oleksandr oliynyk, for the voice of america, from the zaporizhzhia region. today, david bramlett works at the everyman foundation. he is engaged in medical evacuation and repatriation of dead and wounded foreign volunteers fighting in ukraine. in the american army, david was a special agent, he fought in iraq and afghanistan. ah... but immediately after the fu

stopped on june 6, 23, when, well, for according to ukrainian officials, the russians blew up the kakhov dam, the kokhov reservoir was destroyed, and the north crimean canal began from the kokhov reservoir, that is, it had consequences not only for crimea's water supply, but also for water supply. e other southern regions of ukraine and efpatoria belongs to those parts of the crimea that depended heavily on the branches of the northern crimean canal in terms of water supply. it is clear that, first of all, this negatively affected agriculture on such crops as rice, soy, which require a very large amount of fresh water, but you need to understand that crimea is far from the only place in the world where... there is a shortage of fresh water, but there are many countries or regions, for example, israel, there is also a shortage of fresh water, but due to the fact that local fresh springs are rationally used, there are no, let’s say, water cuts, as in crimea, and why is this happening in crimea, first of all, because the occupiers do those things that deplete fresh water for... example , ar