International and Kazakhstani experts have studied the problem of the Caspian Sea shallowing. In their study, they voiced possible catastrophic scenarios for the development of the situation and put forward a number of proposals for solving the problems,  Lada.kz reports . Photo: Lada.kz The Caspian Sea is shrinking at an alarming rate
Every year on  April 15,  many countries around the world celebrate  the Day of Environmental Knowledge . Its history dates back to 1992, when at  the UN Conference in Rio de Janeiro , where environmental issues were discussed, the enormous importance of environmental education of the population of all countries of the world in implementing the
QAZAQ GREEN. The Asian Development Bank (ADB), the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), and the energy ministries of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to support the Feasibility Study for the Caspian Green Energy Corridor Project. The initiative is part of ADB’s regional technical assistance for the project.
The Kazakhstan National Company “Kazakhstan Gharysh Sapary” conducted monitoring of the state of the Caspian Sea using space imagery data from different periods over a historical period (15 years). According to archival space imagery data, the seabed in the northern part of the Kazakh waters has become exposed, and the
Activists launched the hashtag #SaveTheCaspianSea on social networks to draw attention to the problem of the Caspian Sea, Tengrinews.kz reports . Well-known public figures from different countries fear that the largest lake in the world may repeat the fate of the Aral Sea. To attract the attention of the whole world to
The dire predictions, made in a study by an international team of scientists including representatives from the Institute of Hydrobiology and Ecology and the Central Asian Institute of Environmental Research (Kazakhstan), show that even a moderate drop in the Caspian Sea level by 5-10 meters will lead to catastrophic consequences
