IMPACT OF THERMAL POWER PLANTS ON THE ECOLOGICAL STATE OF SOILS
Keywords:
thermal power plant, soil, heavy metals, elements, coal, slag, environmental problems.Abstract
This article presents information on the state of negative ecological changes occurring in soils as a result of the operation of thermal power plants. As a result, all components of our environment, namely air, water, and the greatest damage is done to the soil environment. In addition, harmful and toxic substances emitted from thermal power plants have a negative impact on the fertility properties of soils, the amount of humus, their structure, and, in particular, on the morphological and physiological characteristics of the soil.
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