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Using The Russian Licensing System In Protecting Environmental Interests Of Subsoil Users

Table 1: Licensed types of environmentally significant activities

First group Nature management and environmental protection from harmful influences
1. Special nature management for all types of natural objects involved in the economic and industrial sector.
2. Collection, use, disposal, transportation, disposal of hazardous waste.
3. Implementation of works on active influence on hydrometeorological processes and phenomena.
4. Performing work on active influence on geophysical processes and phenomena.
5. Turnover of wild animals belonging to the species included in the Red Book of the Russian Federation.
6. In the field of using sources of ionizing radiation.
Second group Activities that are not inherently environmental, but related to environmental protection
1. Performance of work and provision of services for the storage, transportation, and destruction of chemical weapons.
2. Operation of chemically hazardous production facilities.
3. Transportation of goods by rail.
4. Space activities.
5. Activities related to the use of infectious agents.
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