“Improved forecasting of spring flood volume and low-flow discharge in the Buktyrma River (Kazakhstan) using hydrometeorological and soil–water indicators.” The article is the result of a fruitful collaboration with colleagues from Kazakhstan, involving researchers from Kazhydromet, Al-Farabi Kazakh National University, the Institute of Geography and Water Security, and the Universitat
Methane is one of the key greenhouse gases driving global warming. Unlike carbon dioxide, it remains in the atmosphere for a relatively short period, but has a much stronger warming effect. This means that reducing methane emissions can help slow the rate of warming relatively quickly. Valeriya Rakhmatova, a key
“Methane is not only a potent short-lived climate pollutant; it is also the primary component of natural gas,” Hanling Yang, Associate Vice President of Energy Transition at the Environmental Defense Fund, stated at National Workshop on Strengthening Methane Emissions Monitoring and Assessment in Uzbekistan: National Workshop on Project Results, Lessons Learned, and
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — September 22, 2026 — Methane accounts for roughly one-third of current global warming, yet the effectiveness of methane mitigation efforts depends on the availability and quality of data. The measurement of methane emissions has historically been challenging due to data and monitoring limitations. Around the world, governments
Climate change won’t destroy the planet, but it will make life much more difficult for people. Droughts and floods that previously occurred once every half-century could become annual occurrences. Gazeta spoke with climate scientist Alexey Kokorin about whether this scenario can be reversed. Central Asia is one of the regions
The report was prepared by NIRAS Germany as part of the regional program “Climate Risk Management in Central Asia,” implemented by the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) on behalf of the German government. The study provides a detailed analysis of the key climate threats in the transboundary basin, including
The report was prepared by NIRAS Germany as part of the regional program “Climate Risk Management in Central Asia,” implemented by the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) on behalf of the German government. The study provides a detailed analysis of the key climate threats in the transboundary basin, including
The report was prepared by NIRAS Germany as part of the regional program “Climate Risk Management in Central Asia,” implemented by the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) on behalf of the German government. The study provides a detailed analysis of the key climate threats in the transboundary basin, including
Renowned environmental activist, Doctor of Philology, and Professor Nargis Kasymova published an article about the “Green Mahalla of the New Uzbekistan” project on Ekolog.uz, Uzbekistan’s leading environmental portal. The article is available at the following link: https://ekolog.uz/en/105
