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Breathing Toxic Air: What I Learned at Kokzhide
Pumpjacks in Kokzhide, Kazakhstan. July 21, 2025 By Yulia Genin, Research Associate at Crude Accountability and an environmental policy expert with legal training in the U.S. and Russia, working on fossil fuel accountability and community rights in Central Asia. In May 2025, I traveled to Kazakhstan with a team from Crude Accountability to the Kokzhide oil field and the nearby village of Kenkiyak to engage with residents and gain firsthand insig…
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