Latvian Experts Warn Against Burning Dry Grass and Waste, Explain Penalties

Experts in Latvia are reiterating warnings against the common spring practice of burning dry grass and various waste in bonfires, emphasizing that it is not a proper cleanup method and explaining the associated penalties. This practice remains a significant environmental issue.

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Kādu sodu var dabūt par kūlas dedzināšanu un kāpēc tā nav teritorijas sakopšana. Skaidro eksperti

Pavasarī ir ierasts sakopt savus īpašumus, bet diemžēl vēl joprojām aktuāla ir kūlas dedzināšanas "sērga" un atbrīvošanās no dažāda veida atkritumiem ugunskuros. Latvijas Televīzijas raidījumā "Vides fakti" eksperti vēlreiz uzsvēra – šāda rīcība nodara bīstamu kaitējumu gan dabai, gan cilvēka veselībai.

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Latvian Experts Warn Against Burning Dry Grass and Waste, Explain Penalties

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Kādu sodu var dabūt par kūlas dedzināšanu un kāpēc tā nav teritorijas sakopšana. Skaidro eksperti

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