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Water level is rising in Kazakhstan’s portion of Aral Sea

Summary by Rzeczpospolita
The Aral Sea, which almost disappeared due to human activity in the days of the Soviet Union, is beginning to partially regenerate. Information from the Kazakh authorities gives hope that at least a partial return is possible.

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Water level is rising in Kazakhstan’s portion of Aral Sea

·New York, United States
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Kazakhstan leads the restoration of the Aral Sea: a historic breakthrough in the fight against one of the worst environmental disasters in the world

The Kazakh government implements effective strategies to restore the Aral Sea, marking a milestone in the global struggle to preserve devastated ecosystems tags: aral sea, environmental disaster, northern body recovery» original news (www.infobae.com)

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Will the Aral Sea be revived? A new statement from the Kazakh authorities. “Two years of work”

The Aral Sea, which almost disappeared due to human activity in the days of the Soviet Union, is beginning to partially regenerate. Information from the Kazakh authorities gives hope that at least a partial return is possible.

·Poland
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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland on Wednesday, January 22, 2025.
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