Abstract
The article describes the scientific results obtained by human impact on the climate (ecosystem) in Kyrgyzstan, and the impact of these changes on the animal organism. Climate change, especially in recent years, has deteriorated sharply, this is primarily due to anthropogenic factors, namely waste and greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere, numerous vehicles, non-compliance with land use rules and animal husbandry. All this led to an increase in the level of environmental pollution, especially around Bishkek by 1.5-2 times. Based on this, the study of the anthropogenic impact on the climate and its impact on the health of animals that were on farms around the city has become of particular relevance and has become the goal of our scientific research. For the experiment, cows, a black-motley breed of a local type, were used, and biogenic microelements, such as iron, copper, manganese, zinc, iodine and arsenic in the soil, in the feed and blood of animals, were studied using an atomic emission spectrophotometer with inductively coupled plasma. As a result of environmental pollution of the environment (soil, feed), various emissions from vehicles, industrial enterprises and institutions, individual biogenic microelements decrease, and the amount of toxic elements, such as arsenic, increases. As a result, there are various pathologies of metabolism, reproductive organs, violations of enzyme, bone, neurohumoral and immune systems in animals
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