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The long-term and high-level anthropogenic load on the aquatic ecosystem increases the probability of its adverse transformations (violations of the natural stability of its state and, as a result, the appearance of negative situations). These include diverse geochemical, biogeochemical, pathogenic biological, and, ultimately, medical and environmental consequences caused by the entry and further redistribution, and accumulation in water of highly toxic chemicals, among which heavy metals such as mercury take prio...

The Azov Sea is one of the shallowest inland reservoirs in Eurasia. The special physical and geographical location of that object determines the temporal variation of its hydrological and hydrochemical characteristics. One of the main features of the sea is the presence of run-off and surging phenomena, determined by water exchange with the Black Sea and the river flow, small area and shallow water body. The currents are considered as significant factors for many processes of matter and energy transport in the Azo...