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16.05.2017

The first patient of the Baltic Ringed Seal Friends Fund, the seal Valday, returns to the Gulf of Finland

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25.04.2017

Snow-melting stations and snow collection points shut down till the next season

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24.04.2017

Seal from Chernaya Lakhta is healing up

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11.04.2017

The Russian-German project “ECOvision» launched in YEC

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27.03.2017

Start of ECOgames 2017 at 56, Shpalernaya st.

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10.03.2017

More than 200 participants of the social poster contest declare their love for water

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20.02.2017

Section dedicated to the Year of the Environment is added to Da-Voda Internet portal

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13.02.2017

A new snow-melting station located in Shkiperskiy Protok str. was commissioned

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08.02.2017

Seal pup Kroshik learns foraging skills

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31.01.2017

Specialists of the Marine Mammals Research and Conservation Centre participate in the construction of shelters for Saimaa ringed seals

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16.12.2016

Vodokanal’s Medical Unit hits top 10 healthcare organizations

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16.06.2016

The Marine Mammals Research and Conservation Center had its first “farewell party” this year

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23.05.2016

Little Inger: return to the Gulf of Finland

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18.01.2016

The city snow-melting stations set a new all-time record in snow disposal last weekend

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12.11.2015

Vodokanal St.Petersburg is given the Russian Government Quality Award 2015

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19.05.2015

About 8,000 people visited the Water Museum during the “Museums at Night” event

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23.12.2014

Vodokanal reflects on the 2014 milestones

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19.11.2014

Collector construction begins at the Admiralteyskaya Embankment

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18.11.2014

On the Eve of World Toilet Day Vodokanal presents “The Toilet Map”

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23.10.2014

The Baltic Sea challenges discussed at Vodokanal

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SUE «Vodokanal of St. Petersburg»

Water for a big city

Vodokanal helps “the natives” of the Baltic Sea and Lake Ladoga

98.5 % of wastewater is treated in St. Petersburg

Phosphorus content in the city's total effluent does not exceed 0.5 mg/l

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