National Environmental Agency says Black Sea water quality “within norm”
The quality of coastline waters is monitored by the Agency once every 10 days at nine stations, with three more stations added since July 10 near the Anaklia-Ganmukhuri area, following the public concern about the threat of contaminated waters from the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine in June reaching Georgia’s coastal areas. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge
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The water quality of the Black Sea is “within the norm” based on the analysis of samples obtained last week across the western Georgian coastline, the country’s National Environmental Agency said on Saturday.
The body said a study of 59 main physical and chemical parameters of waters had shown the indicators were within normal range, after the study of the concentration of 13 heavy metals, total petroleum hydrocarbons, 16 polyaromatic hydrocarbons and other physical and chemical parameters.
The quality of coastline waters is monitored by the Agency once every 10 days at nine stations, with three more stations added since July 10 near the Anaklia-Ganmukhuri area, following the public concern about the threat of contaminated waters from the destruction of the Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine in June reaching Georgia’s coastal areas.
The Agency noted the samples were examined in the accredited laboratory, equipped with “high-precision” analytical tools and “fully meeting modern requirements and standards”.
The Georgian National Environmental Agency on Tuesday said a study of 59 main physical and chemical parameters of waters along the Black Sea coastline had shown it to be “within the norm”.
The water quality of the Black Sea is “within the norm” based on the analysis of samples obtained last week across the western Georgian coastline, the country’s National Environmental Agency said on Friday after the meeting of the subregional group in Bulgaria.
Water quality monitoring of the Black Sea has shown it to be “within the norm” along the coastline, the National Environment Agency of Georgia said on Monday.
The quality of the Black Sea waters is “within norm” based on the analysis of samples obtained last week across the western Georgian coastline, the country’s National Environmental Agency said on Tuesday.
The quality of the Black Sea coastal waters is “within norm” based on the analysis of samples obtained between August 15-19 across the western Georgian coastline, the country’s National Environmental Agency said on Thursday.