The following ten hot spots were recently deleted from the list
Name | Hot Spot No. | Type | Location | |
Bioreactor aeration | Gdynia – Debogorze | 75 | municipal | Baltic Coast |
Frantschach Swiecie | 77 | pulp and paper industry | Vistula | |
Bydgoszcz - Fordon wastewater treatment plant | 78 | municipal and industrial | Vistula | |
Kapusciska wastewater treatment plant | Bydgoszcz - Kapusciska | 79 | chemical industry | Vistula |
Zgierz wastewater treatment plant | Zgierz –Boruta Dyestuffs | 90 | chemical industry | Vistula |
Oswiecim – Dwory Plant | 91 | chemical industry | Vistula | |
Bukowno – Boleslaw Works | 92 | metal industry | Vistula | |
Vistula Upper Basin (7) | 96 | salt control | ||
Poznan – Centralna wastewater treatment plant | 99.1 | municipal and industrial | Oder/Odra | |
Oder/Odra Upper Basin (7) | 111 | salt control | Oder/Odra |
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Central authorities, municipalities and private enterprises succeeded in improving several of Poland's environmental hot spots, which were identified in 1992 as part of the Baltic Sea Joint Comprehensive Environmental Action Programme of the Helsinki Commission. This was the outcome of a regional review meeting held in Cracow 25-26 September 2001. It re-assessed ten environmental hot spots in southern Poland.
The progress has been due to major investments in municipal wastewater treatment and industrial installations in the past ten years. Overall, investments on environmental protection have increased five-fold since 1990.
For further information contact:
Polish Secretariat for the Helsinki Convention
Ms Anna Bakierowska
Ministry of the Environment
Kossaka Str. 1
PL-80 249 Gdansk
Poland
Tel: +48 (58) 341 9444
Fax: +48 (58) 341 4754
