Decreasing Water Levels in the Caspian Sea: Causes and Implications
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A recent speech by Kazakhstan’s president outlines the growing importance of trans-national water and electricity generation issues; and nuclear energy is increasingly being floated as a potential solution.
The Caspian Sea, the world’s largest inland body of water, is steadily shrinking. The lack of a solid legal framework surrounding the management of the sea among the littoral states, and particularly by Iran and Russia, has created a degree of ambivalence about where and how to limit ambitions related to oil, gas, fishing, and other environmentally harmful economic activities. If the impacts are not appropriately addressed, the consequences could be irreversible. But efforts to deal with shared environmental problems and maintain the Caspian Sea could also serve as an area for mutually bene...
A significant date - the Day of the Caspian Sea - was solemnly celebrated today on the picturesque coast of the National Tourist Zone Avaza.
Studies show the northern part of the Caspian Sea has seen an advancement of the coastline in about a decade due to diminishing water levels.