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Area of disturbed and worked-out lands: data by year

per year; hectares

· dynamics annual · rows: 18 · periods: 5 · section: Environmental protection (в России. 2024)

Over five years the total area of disturbed and reclaimed lands in Russia changed from 194225 to 229984 hectares. The list includes eighteen rows, differentiated by soil damage causes: from mineral extraction to leaks during oil and gas transit. The data cover 2019‑2023 and allow assessment of the scale of various sectors' impact on the country's land fund

0 100,000 200,000 300,000 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
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Chart of area of disturbed and reclaimed lands in Russia 2019‑2023, hectares

Total during mineral extraction (in…during mineral extraction (including common minerals) due to leakage during transit…due to leakage during transit of oil, gas, oil products during construction work during reclamation works during timber harvesting during survey work during placement of industria…during placement of industrial (including construction) and solid municipal waste during other work Total during mineral extraction (in…during mineral extraction (including common minerals) due to leakage during transit…due to leakage during transit of oil, gas, oil products 2019 2023

Who grew, who fell: 2019 → 2023

unchanged during construction work · 2023: 116,744 per year; hectares · 2019: 32,684 · +84,060 during construction work +84,060 Total · 2023: 193,204 per year; hectares · 2019: 122,746 · +70,458 Total +70,458 during construction work · 2023: 110,461 per year; hectares · 2019: 43,023 · +67,438 during construction work +67,438 Total · 2023: 229,984 per year; hectares · 2019: 194,225 · +35,759 Total +35,759 during placement of industrial (including construction) and solid municipal waste · 2023: 3,540 per year; hectares · 2019: 1,032 · +2,508 during placement… solid municipal wasteduring placement of industrial (including construction) and solid municipal waste +2,508 during timber harvesting · 2023: 10,920 per year; hectares · 2019: 9,674 · +1,246 during timber harvesting +1,246 during reclamation works · 2023: 1,315 per year; hectares · 2019: 446.0 · +869.0 during reclamation works +869.0 during reclamation works · 2023: 1,313 per year; hectares · 2019: 771.0 · +542.0 during reclamation works +542.0 during placement of industrial (including construction) and solid municipal waste · 2023: 614.0 per year; hectares · 2019: 205.0 · +409.0 during placement… solid municipal wasteduring placement of industrial (including construction) and solid municipal waste +409.0 during other work · 2023: 4,493 per year; hectares · 2019: 4,372 · +121.0 during other work +121.0 during other work · 2023: 3,993 per year; hectares · 2019: 3,978 · +15.0 during other work +15.0 during timber harvesting · 2023: 9,777 per year; hectares · 2019: 10,315 · −538.0 during timber harvesting −538.0 due to leakage during transit of oil, gas, oil products · 2023: 213.0 per year; hectares · 2019: 2,892 · −2,679 due to leakage… oil, gas, oil productsdue to leakage during transit of oil, gas, oil products −2,679 due to leakage during transit of oil, gas, oil products · 2023: 122.0 per year; hectares · 2019: 3,120 · −2,998 due to leakage… oil, gas, oil productsdue to leakage during transit of oil, gas, oil products −2,998 during survey work · 2023: 8,112 per year; hectares · 2019: 11,866 · −3,754 during survey work −3,754 during survey work · 2023: 6,942 per year; hectares · 2019: 12,283 · −5,341 during survey work −5,341 during mineral extraction (including common minerals) · 2023: 51,293 per year; hectares · 2019: 61,000 · −9,707 during mineral… common minerals)during mineral extraction (including common minerals) −9,707 during mineral extraction (including common minerals) · 2023: 93,335 per year; hectares · 2019: 119,309 · −25,974 during mineral… common minerals)during mineral extraction (including common minerals) −25,974

Set in numbers

Coverage: 18 series in per year; hectares, 2019 through 2023, 5 reporting periods. 90 values in total.

“Total” rose by 18.4% between 2019 and 2023, from 194,225 to 229,984. The highest value in the series is 263,995 in 2022.

All table numbers are series: 18
Series 20192020202120222023
Всего 194 225,00 174 529,00 195 240,00 263 995,00 229 984,00
при разработке месторождений полезных ископаемых (включая общераспространенные полезные ископаемые) 119 309,00 115 971,00 90 671,00 85 367,00 93 335,00
вследствие утечки при транзите нефти, газа, продуктов переработки нефти 3 120,00 124,00 132,00 127,00 122,00
при строительных работах 43 023,00 28 551,00 34 675,00 81 139,00 110 461,00
при мелиоративных работах 771,00 626,00 2 090,00 1 054,00 1 313,00
при лесозаготовительных работах 10 315,00 12 936,00 52 780,00 13 165,00 9 777,00
при изыскательских работах 12 283,00 6 005,00 6 039,00 7 012,00 6 942,00
при размещении промышленных (в том числе строительных) и твердых бытовых отходов 1 032,00 1 890,00 992,00 965,00 3 540,00
при иных работах 4 372,00 8 426,00 7 862,00 75 165,00 4 493,00
Всего 122 746,00 129 124,00 125 209,00 206 667,00 193 204,00
при разработке месторождений полезных ископаемых (включая общераспространенные полезные ископаемые) 61 000,00 74 866,00 62 557,00 54 183,00 51 293,00
вследствие утечки при транзите нефти, газа, продуктов переработки нефти 2 892,00 98,00 125,00 161,00 213,00
при строительных работах 32 684,00 27 314,00 22 057,00 64 116,00 116 744,00
при мелиоративных работах 446,00 1 786,00 2 051,00 954,00 1 315,00
при лесозаготовительных работах 9 674,00 10 420,00 29 440,00 12 907,00 10 920,00
при изыскательских работах 11 866,00 9 193,00 6 155,00 4 291,00 8 112,00
при размещении промышленных (в том числе строительных) и твердых бытовых отходов 205,00 624,00 119,00 285,00 614,00
при иных работах 3 978,00 4 824,00 2 704,00 69 769,00 3 993,00

How to read this table

Rows in the table are grouped by type of landscape impact, enabling comparison of the mining industry’s and transport incidents’ contribution to the total damaged territories. One can compare the national total with specific factors such as field development or resource‑pumping accidents. Differences between rows help understand the structure of ecological damage and highlight the most significant sources of land disturbance

What is visible in these numbers

“Total” leads the table with 193,204 per year; hectares, “due to leakage during transit of oil, gas, oil products” closes it with 213 per year; hectares. The gap between them is 907-fold.

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Period and application

Statistics are published annually and cover 2019‑2023. Data in hectares per year are needed by ecologists, land‑use specialists and mining company representatives to assess environmental load. The information helps track soil condition dynamics and plan reclamation measures for areas affected by human activity

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