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New York becomes first in US to ban construction of large data centers — due to electricity bills and threat to water resources

New York becomes first in US to ban construction of large data centers — due to electricity bills and threat to water resources

New York Governor Kathy Hochul imposed a one-year moratorium on large data center construction — the first such ban in U.S. history.

The world's largest saiga breeding center opened near Astana

The world's largest saiga breeding center opened near Astana

Near Astana, the world’s largest saiga breeding center opened: over 200 hectares, 250 animals, pristine steppe, and equipped watering. Saigas aren’t “managed” here—they’re raised. A fundamentally different story.

Abnormal heat in Europe leads to over 10,000 deaths in a week

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.

Scientists found: Amu Darya lost up to 77% of its flow — and the culprit is not climate, but humans

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

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.

Commission proposed to save 26 million hectares of Kazakhstan's pastures

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

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.