T HE ARAL SEA has long been a byword for ecological disaster. Once the world’s fourth-largest lake, it has been steadily ...

​The Aral Sea Returns Author: Chris TrickettSource of material: https://saqtimes.kz/en/ecology/aral-sea-returns/ Image from ...

More than 56 million saxaul seedlings have been planted across 1.1 million hectares of the dried Aral Seabed over six years, Qazinform News Agency cites Kazakhstan's Ministry of Ecology and Natural ...

The Bouri gas recovery project will turn 700 million scm a year of flared gas into Libyan power fuel. See why little will ...

Once the fourth-largest inland lake in the world, the Aral Sea supported thriving fishing communities across Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan before Soviet agricultural policies transformed the region. Under ...

The Aral Sea was once the world's fourth-largest lake, supporting thriving fishing communities across Central Asia. Soviet irrigation projects diverted the rivers feeding it, causing the vast body of ...

The Qosh Tepa Canal, under construction in northern Afghanistan, is more than an irrigation project. It is a test of Central Asia’s ability to manage a shared ...

Leaders from across Eurasia gathered in Turkmenistan for three summits focused on strengthening regional trade, transport connectivity and economic cooperation, while addressing the growing ...

The Caspian Sea has lost more than 16,000 square kilometres of its surface area. Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev warned that the shrinking sea now threatens regional economies, transport ...

The President emphasized the area of the Northern Aral Sea increased by 36%, leading to improved water quality, the restoration of fish stocks, and the gradual revival of economic activity in ...