Violation of environmental norms and sanitary standards when installing heating equipment and using "non-ecological" fuel

In social networks, there are periodic reports about violations of environmental norms and sanitary standards when installing heating equipment and using "non-ecological" fuel. Most often, residents of Severodonetsk, Lisichansk, Novodruzhesk, Rubezhnoye complain about this. Some residents of Severodonetsk are outraged by the fact that commercial facilities, according to them, "are heated with rubber or other materials unsuitable for heating." In social networks, most people complain about "Gorodok" and Jazz. In the comments, residents of Rubezhnoye also note that the" town "" smokes " and poisons the air. It should also be noted that near the "town" in Severodonetsk there are children's educational institutions and this further puts children at risk. However, there is also dissatisfaction with the actions of individuals. For example, owners of garages that are located near high-rise buildings also heat them, and smoke interferes with residents of houses. Several groups met comments on the problem in Novodruzhesk. There , about three years ago, residents initiated appeals to the Environmental Service and other authorities to solve the problem of violating environmental standards. Namely, the Fire Department heats its premises and the exhaust products poison the air, which is exactly what residents of nearby houses are dissatisfied with. In the stories of residents, they note that the pipe for emissions does not meet the standards and is installed lower than the height of nearby houses. Checks were carried out on the fact of citizens ' appeals, but the acts indicate that no violations were recorded. These people continue to suffer from emissions and are disappointed with the work of not only the environmental service, but also the authorities. I would like to note that no official documents or comments from the fire department, the authorities, or the Environmental Service were found on this issue. The description is based solely on the stories of residents. In Lisichansk, residents of houses whose windows are black smoke from a private boiler room are now collecting signatures and planning to contact law enforcement agencies, as well as dry their clothes on the street, because they turn gray from the final products of the heating process.