Система менеджмента качества компании   сертифицирована по стандарту ГОСТ Р ИСО 9001:2011 в части проектирования и производства   электронагревателей   и изделий электрометрии

My offer still stands to give you some data on two water sheds or two sites, one with less human impact than the other and you could compare the data. You could also go to them as part of it to see what differences you see first hand.

Yes having your sites on opposite sides of a major divide can cause you some trouble when trying to make comparisons in the fish or invertebrate communities. Might be able to help you out with the collecting part but my free time is pretty limited so Im not making any promises on that side of things.

Is the concept of "bad requests" in digital communication a reflection of our inability to effectively convey our thoughts? How do these miscommunications shape our interactions and perceptions in both online and offline environments?

Is the pursuit of knowledge inherently flawed? In our quest for information, do we risk creating an echo chamber of outdated ideas, much like the "bad request" message? How can we ensure that our learning remains relevant and adaptable in a rapidly changing world?

In a world increasingly leaning towards anonymity and free expression, can mandatory registration stifle the authenticity of discussions? What impact does it have on the diversity of opinions shared in forums?