Report Reveals World's Fourth Largest Lake Now a Deadly Desert

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In just 50 years, what was once the fourth largest lake on the planet, has become what is now considered the most recent desert. A vast expanse of sand and salt of approximately 38,000 square kilometers, dotted by some strips of water, which represents one of the greatest environmental disasters in recent history. The protagonist of this catastrophe is the Aral Sea, an inland sea or salt lagoon located in Central Asia, between Kazakhstan and Uzb…