• Some of the book's most dramatic satellite images document the shrinkage of the Aral Sea.

    NPR: Book Takes Wide-Angle View of a Changing Planet

  • The Aral Sea was dried up by upstream diversions of water for vast areas of irrigation.

    ECONOMIST: Letters

  • Over the last 30 years the Aral Sea has shrunk to a fraction of its former size.

    BBC: The Aral Sea crisis

  • Finally a word for Michael Coe who according to Banyan sees a comparison to the Aral Sea.

    ECONOMIST: Letters

  • Starting in the 1960s, the Soviet bureaucracy irrigated cotton fields in Uzbekistan by diverting Himalayan rivers that used to feed the Aral Sea.

    FORBES: The Story Of Eau

  • Fishing used to be big business on the Aral Sea in Kazakhstan.

    CNN: All alone on the shores of the Aral Sea

  • Sitting on the border between two former Soviet states, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, the Aral Sea was once the fourth-largest inland sea in the world.

    NPR: Book Takes Wide-Angle View of a Changing Planet

  • That title surely goes to the tragedy of the Aral Sea.

    ECONOMIST: Water

  • Aral Sea Archival Fond (Kazakhstan) consists of files from 1965 to 1990 that record the ecological tragedy of the Aral Sea and attempts to fight it.

    UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES

  • The people of Aralsk, once a port at the northern tip of the Aral Sea, even began to dream about going back to sea for their livelihoods.

    ECONOMIST: The Aral Sea

  • As with irrigating Soviet cotton fields from the Aral Sea in Central Asia or introducing rabbits to Australia, modifying the climate will have both physical and biological consequences.

    ECONOMIST: Global warming

  • By the year 2015 the Aral Sea could totally disappear.

    BBC: The Aral Sea crisis

  • If the Aral Sea's northern neighbours do get their dam, there does not seem to be much hope left for the larger, southern section, which Kazakhstan shares with Uzbekistan.

    ECONOMIST: The Aral Sea

  • As a result, these rivers now diminish to a trickle before they reach the Aral Sea, which has shrunk to about two-thirds of its former size, creating an environmental catastrophe.

    ECONOMIST: Tajikistan��s water politics

  • Due to the consequences of the environmental crisis in Aral Sea region such as poor soil conditions, intensive desertification and land degradation, the farmers and dehkhans often face a plenty of problems.

    UNESCO: OFFICE IN TASHKENT

  • Take the Aral Sea in Central Asia, now a shrunken, poisonous cesspool of pesticide residues and toxic chemicals that are causing an explosion of chronic bronchitis, cancer, typhoid and hepatitis, kidney and liver disease.

    FORBES: The Story Of Eau

  • It is a unique fond of information for the study of the Sea of Aral and of how it came to shrink to 10 per cent of its size in the 1960s.

    UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES

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