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Aral Sea in the News

Old Farming Habits Leave Uzbekistan a Legacy of Salt:
New York Times, June 2008

President Karimov Voices Environmental Concern:
Central Asian Caucasus Institute, September 2007

Aral Sea's Return Revives Withered Villages:
Washington Post, July 2007

Kazakhs Get Loan to Save Aral Sea:
BBC News, April 2007

Dam Project Aims to Save Aral Sea:
BBC News, April 2007

Return of the Aral Sea:
Disover, September 2006

As a Sea Rises, So Do Hopes for Fish, Jobs and Riches:
New York Times, April 2006

Arctic to Aral. How Much Electricity Would the Pumps Require?

EcoWorld, September 2005

Release the Rivers: Let the Volga & Ob Refill the Aral Sea:
EcoWorld, September 2004

Kazakhs 'To Save North Aral Sea':
BBC News, October 2003

$85 Million Project Begins for Revival of the Aral Sea:
New York Times, August 2003

South Aral Sea 'Gone in 15 years':
New Scientist, July 2003

In Pictures: Aral Sea Tragedy:
BBC News, May 2001

Time to Save the Aral Sea?
U.N. Food and Agricultural Organization, September 1998

The Aral Sea Crisis:
BBC News, March 1998

Developers Turn Aral Sea Into a Catastrophe:
New York Times, December 1988

Eurasianet.org, late 1990s

The Aral Sea: Back from the Brink?
UNESCO

 

Non-Governmental Organizations Working on Regional and Environmental Issues

The Regional Environmental Centre for Central Asia. Environmental NGOs in Central Asia. 2003.

 

Academic Articles, Reports, Book Links & Workshop Proceedings

Environmental Problems of Central Asia and Their Economic, Social and Security Impacts (EPCA & ESSI); a Nato Advanced Research Workshop. Presentation Slides and Abstracts. October 2007.

IFAS, AsicAral, UNEP. State of Environment of the Aral Sea Basin (includes water resources, climate change, air quality, biodiversity, land resources, toxic pollution, waste, fish resources, maps). September 2000.

Erika Weinthal in Foreign Policy in Focus. Central Asia: Aral Sea Problem. March 2000.

Kobori, Iwao and Michael H. Glantz, Eds. Central Asian Water Crisis: Caspian, Aral and Dead Seas. (includes: 1) Creeping Environmental Problems in the Aral Sea Basin; 2) The Aral Sea and Socio-Economic Development; 3) Satellite Images; 4) Voices from the Region). March 1998.

Glazovsky, Nikita F in Jeanne X. Kasperson et al., Eds. The Aral Sea Basin from Regions at Risk: Comparisons of Threatened Environments. 1995.

Ciesin (Ciesin reproduced the paper with the permission from the author, Philip Mickin). Dessication of the Aral Sea: a Water Management Disaster in the Soviet Union. 1988.

 

Aral Sea Studies

Dr. Daene C. McKinney (Professor at University of Texas at Austin). Hydrology of Regional Environmental Conditions. December 2006.

 

Antipova, Elena, Alexi Zyryanov, Daene McKinney and Andre Savitsky. Optimization of Syr Darya Water and Energy Uses. Water International. Volume 27, Number 4, Pages 504–516, December 2002.