Question

Известно, что убытки от выбросов в атмосферу, например, 1 тонны окиси углерода оцениваются от 20 до 100 рублей, 1 тонны сернистого ангидрида – от 85 до 200 рублей, а тонны нетоксичной пыли – от 90 до 185 рублей. Подсчитайте убытки нашей страны от загрязнения пылью атмосферы нашей страны, если в 2000 г. ее было выброшено 100 млн. тонн..

Answer 1

За 2000 г.:
от 90 * 100 млн. тонн до 185 * 100 млн. тонн.
Т.е
от 9 млрд рублей до 18,5 млрд рублей убытка

Answer 2

Calculating Environmental Damage Costs

To calculate the environmental damage costs from the pollution of the atmosphere in our country, we can use the provided cost estimates for different pollutants. According to the information provided, the cost estimates for pollution are as follows: - Carbon Dioxide (CO2): $20 to $100 per ton - Sulfur Dioxide (SO2): $85 to $200 per ton - Non-toxic Dust: $90 to $185 per ton

Given that 100 million tons of pollutants were emitted in 2000, we can calculate the total environmental damage costs for our country.

Calculation

1. Carbon Dioxide (CO2) - Cost per ton: $20 to $100 - Total emissions: 100 million tons - Total cost range: $20 * 100,000,000 to $100 * 100,000,000

2. Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) - Cost per ton: $85 to $200 - Total emissions: 100 million tons - Total cost range: $85 * 100,000,000 to $200 * 100,000,000

3. Non-toxic Dust - Cost per ton: $90 to $185 - Total emissions: 100 million tons - Total cost range: $90 * 100,000,000 to $185 * 100,000,000

Results

Based on the provided cost estimates and the total emissions in 2000, the total environmental damage costs for our country from the pollution of the atmosphere are as follows: - Carbon Dioxide (CO2): $2,000,000,000 to $10,000,000,000 - Sulfur Dioxide (SO2): $8,500,000,000 to $20,000,000,000 - Non-toxic Dust: $9,000,000,000 to $18,500,000,000

These calculations provide an estimate of the potential environmental damage costs incurred by our country due to atmospheric pollution in 2000.

Please note that these calculations are based on the provided cost estimates and the total emissions in 2000.