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Bryansk businessman registered a stream as private property and fenced it off; the activist won a lawsuit to restore the stream for public use. Local blogger and historian Vladimir Cheslin achieved an environmental audit for a private plot with a stream in the village of Taneshevo, Bryansk region. For several years, he appealed to departments because residents could not easily access the water. Based on the inspection results, the Bryansk Environmental Prosecutor's Office filed a lawsuit to return the stream to public use. This was reported by the publication "7x7. Horizontal Russia"*. According to the activist, a local businessman registered the area with the stream as private property, even though the stream is classified as public. Now you cannot get to it; the area is fenced off. According to Cheslin, during previous inspections, the owner closed the valve under the dam, after which an inspection showed there was no stream at the location, and later the water appeared again. * - Recognized by the Russian authorities as a foreign agent.

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Bryansk businessman registered a stream as private property and fenced it off; the activist won a lawsuit to restore the stream for public use. Local blogger and historian Vladimir Cheslin achieved an environmental audit for a private plot with a stream in the village of Taneshevo, Bryansk region. For several years, he appealed to departments because residents could not easily access the water. Based on the inspection results, the Bryansk Environmental Prosecutor's Office filed a lawsuit to return the stream to public use. This was reported by the publication "7x7. Horizontal Russia"*. According to the activist, a local businessman registered the area with the stream as private property, even though the stream is classified as public. Now you cannot get to it; the area is fenced off. According to Cheslin, during previous inspections, the owner closed the valve under the dam, after which an inspection showed there was no stream at the location, and later the water appeared again. * - Recognized by the Russian authorities as a foreign agent.

Bryansk businessman registered a stream as private property and fenced it off; the activist won a lawsuit to restore the stream for public use. Local blogger and historian Vladimir Cheslin achieved an environmental audit for a private plot with a stream in the village of Taneshevo, Bryansk region. For several years, he appealed to departments because residents could not easily access the water. Based on the inspection results, the Bryansk Environmental Prosecutor's Office filed a lawsuit to return the stream to public use. This was reported by the publication "7x7. Horizontal Russia"*. According to the activist, a local businessman registered the area with the stream as private property, even though the stream is classified as public. Now you cannot get to it; the area is fenced off. According to Cheslin, during previous inspections, the owner closed the valve under the dam, after which an inspection showed there was no stream at the location, and later the water appeared again. * - Recognized by the Russian authorities as a foreign agent.

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