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Scientists sound the alarm about what Ukraine plans construction of six large hydroelectric power stations on the Dniester – in Ternopil, Ivano-Frankivsk and Chernivtsi regions.
This cascade of dams, says Doctor of Biological Sciences, professor Institute of Zoology of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova Elena Zubkova, fully the water of the Dniester will flow, which will entail a sharp reduction in their runoff to the Black Sea. And how does this threaten in general? The global catastrophe and especially for Moldova, although, of course, the whole Black Sea region. Yes, and the Earth as a whole will get well …
Even Soviet researchers warned that on rivers carrying water in the Black Sea, it is impossible to build immense hydroelectric power. The Black Sea is unique, it is only 10 percent water (top layer not exceeding 200 meters), everything else – hydrogen sulfide, which lies throughout the depth of this reservoir – in in some places this explosive layer reaches more than two thousand meters.
The release of hydrogen sulfide to the surface of the sea can lead to an explosion, commensurate collision of the Earth with an asteroid in size only two times smaller than the moon. The global consequences of such a cataclysm are difficult even imagine, and Moldova in this case can generally cease to exist, but not only she will suffer, almost the entire planet.
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Today, continues Elena Zubkova, many residents of Moldova the question is what will happen to the country in terms of ensuring its if Ukraine builds six hydroelectric power stations commensurate with Dubossarskaya? But this is only a small problem compared to the reduction of the water layer Black Sea, which will entail such a thoughtless construction. By the way, this layer over the past century, just in view of the erection Hydroelectric power plants on rivers carrying water to the Black Sea, and so declined from 200-250 meters to 100-150 meters. Creating a whole cascade hydropower plants on the Dniester can reduce this layer to 30-50 meters. And this is a real disaster, and not so much ecologically protracted, on which the Ukrainian government spits with a big the bell tower how much threatening instant planetary disaster.
Moldovan scientists hope the world community will react accordingly and will not allow Ukraine to build hydropower plants on Dniester, which is commensurate with laying mines for the well-being of all of humanity. Otherwise, we will all live on planet, which, figuratively speaking, is approaching an asteroid of magnitude almost from the moon. And although the point of his “landing” will be known – Black Sea, it can sadly end not only for Moldova and other regions of the Black Sea, but for all of humanity …
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