Igal aastal tekib riikliku keskkonnaseire käigus huvitavaid leide ja tähelepanekuid, mida teistega jagada. Siit lehelt leiab videolugudena viimaste aastate huvitavamad seiretulemused ja momendid.
In April and May, increased wildfire activity was observed in Canada. Smoke from the fires was carried across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe. The Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) has been closely monitoring the emissions from the fires and mapping the movement of the smoke and its impact on the atmosphere and air quality.
During fieldwork in South Pärnumaa, in the Nigula Nature Reserve, specialists from the Estonian Environment Agency noticed that very tall aspens—over 40 metres high—were growing there. To determine their exact location and height, a forest height map was used.
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Megatrends are extensive and slowly evolving changes that, once established, have a profound and long-term impact on various human activities, processes, and perceptions. They are already observable today and significantly shape the future of many people, countries, regions, and, to some extent, the entire world.
Estonia is located in a relatively water-rich region, with an average annual precipitation of 600–750 mm, about 50% of which contributes to runoff. Estonia’s water resources consist mainly of surface water (rivers, lakes, and coastal areas) and groundwater.
On the status, trends, and mitigation measures of species in Estonia.
In Estonia, the concentrations of most air pollutants are among the lowest in Europe, and our air quality is comparable to that of the Nordic countries.
The production and use of renewable energy are important goals in reducing environmental pollution.
The good condition of Estonian soils has been preserved primarily due to limited land take by artificial surfaces, a short growing season, and the widespread use of sustainable farming practices.