Russia calls on Caspian littoral states to address Caspian Sea’s receding water levels
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Pyotr Shchukin, Russia’s Charge d’Affaires in Turkmenistan, called for cooperation among Caspian littoral states to study the causes of the sea's receding water levels. He noted that the process is negatively impacting the biosphere, fishing industry, and port operations, particularly in the Russian coastal zone.
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What happened
There is currently no single scientific explanation for the causes of the Caspian Sea’s receding water levels, which is why it is necessary to pool the scientific and technical capabilities of all Caspian littoral states to gain a clearer understanding of the…
Why it matters
"One cannot overlook the well-known issue of the Caspian Sea’s receding water levels.
Common ground
<…> At the same time, it is important to remember that fluctuations in the Caspian Sea’s water level have occurred in the past and were cyclical in nature.
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Pyotr Shchukin, Russia’s Charge d’Affaires in Turkmenistan, called for cooperation among Caspian littoral states to study the causes of the sea's receding water levels. He noted that the process is negatively impacting the biosphere, fishing industry, and port operations, particularly in the Russian coastal zone.
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