Coordinates: 42.197778, 75.905442 Unreclaimed industrial areas pose a serious threat to both ecology and human health. These territories, left after the completion of industrial activities, often contain contaminated soils, remnants of hazardous substances, and destroyed infrastructures, making them ecological "hot spots."

Coordinates: 42.752360, 75.807203 Unreclaimed industrial areas pose a serious threat to both ecology and human health. These territories, left after the completion of industrial activities, often contain contaminated soils, remnants of hazardous substances, and destroyed infrastructures, making them ecological "hot spots".

Coordinates: 42.780757, 75.675443 Unreclaimed industrial areas pose a serious threat to both ecology and human health. These territories, left after the completion of industrial activities, often contain contaminated soils, remnants of hazardous substances, and destroyed infrastructure, making them ecological "hot spots."

Coordinates: 42.504470, 72.286132 Illegal dumps of solid household waste (SHW) represent one of the main threats to the environment, especially in terms of soil and groundwater contamination. Since such dumps are not properly managed, the waste stored in them undergoes uncontrolled decomposition, releasing toxic substances into the environment. As a result, both surface and deep layers of soil, as well as aquifers, become contaminated, which can have long-term negative consequences for

Coordinates: 42.505635, 72.286881 The extraction of inert materials such as clay, sand, and gravel in the mountains causes serious ecological and social problems. These natural resources are widely used in construction, cement production, brick making, and other industrial materials; however, their extraction leads to the destruction of mountain landscapes, disruption of ecosystems, and deterioration of environmental quality. In mountains where ecosystems are particularly fragile and crucial

Coordinates: 40.954356, 72.987462 Private warehouse in the city of Jalal-Abad in the industrial zone. Several small companies operate in this area. The central warehouse of Jalal-Abad was the Central Warehouse of agrochemicals. There are two separate buildings for storing pesticides. One is located at the back with a canopy containing several empty and partially filled metal barrels. Their estimated quantity is 500 pcs. The barrels have no labels. The other is a large warehouse building with 7