Further downstream, the Dubossary Hydroelectric Power Station is slowly lowering the water level in its reservoir. At present, the level stands at 28.12 metres above sea level; since the start of this month, it has fallen by 20 cm. This information is traditionally posted on his Facebook page by Ilya Trombitsky, director of Eco-TIRAS.
Summarising the expert’s comments, it can be concluded that, over the past few days, the inflow of water into the Dniester reservoir has been stable and exceeds the discharge volume. An important point to note is that weather forecasts indicate the possibility of around 60 mm of rainfall in the upper reaches of the river over the next two weeks. If this forecast proves accurate, is this a reason for the parties to the Intergovernmental Commission on the Dniester to discuss increasing the discharge of water into the lower reaches of the river? Or have local authorities already adapted, and will the ecosystems somehow manage without the beneficial influence of human intervention?
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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