Abnormal heat in Europe leads to over 10,000 deaths in a week
In late June, an abnormal heatwave across 27 European countries caused 10,650 excess deaths in just one week.
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Scientists found: Amu Darya lost up to 77% of its flow — and the culprit is not climate, but humans
A study on ScienceDirect reveals a catastrophic decline in the Amu Darya’s flow, one of two key rivers feeding the Aral Sea and Central Asia’s irrigation system.
WHO: Central Asia in high seismic risk zone — preparation needed in advance
Earthquakes remain the deadliest natural disasters: from 2000 to 2023, they caused over half of all natural disaster deaths.
Colombia adopts first-ever law on nuclear energy
Colombia’s Congress unanimously passed the country’s first law on peaceful nuclear technology use.
Swiss startup with solar panels directly between the rails proves successful
A year ago, Swiss startup Sun-Ways installed 48 solar panels between rails on a 100m track in Buttes. Over 11,000 trains passed without a single serious incident.
Commission proposed to save 26 million hectares of Kazakhstan's pastures
Environmentalists propose a commission to save 26 million hectares of pastures, a key initiative for sustainable agribusiness development.
From 99.8% to zero: how Kazakhstan is divided by access to natural gas
Kazakhstan raised gasification from 43% to 64% in ten years—an impressive absolute result. But behind the figure lies massive regional inequality.