Speech by the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev at the 31st Session of the UN Climate Change Conference
Climate change is currently one of the most pressing global challenges facing humanity. Water scarcity, droughts, melting glaciers, desertification and the increasing frequency of natural disasters are having a serious impact not only on the environment but also on national economies, public health and the lives of future generations.
Is Solar Energy Affordable for Low-Income Families Too?
Today, climate change is confronting humanity with not only environmental challenges but also economic, social and ethical questions. The need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, preserve natural resources and transition to renewable energy sources is becoming increasingly urgent. However, when discussing green development, one important question should not be overlooked: are all segments of society equally benefiting from an environmentally sustainable future?
Intellectual Competition “Ambassadors of the Green Economy” Held in Fergana
Fergana State University hosted an intellectual competition titled “Ambassadors of the Green Economy,” aimed at improving environmental awareness among students, strengthening their knowledge of environmental legislation, and promoting the principles of the green economy.
Green University Hosts Environmental Plogging Campaign
An environmental plogging campaign was held at Green University, bringing together students and young environmental activists. The event aimed to promote environmental protection, raise ecological awareness among young people, and encourage a responsible attitude toward nature.
Winners of the nationwide “Grow Your Own Garden” competition announced in Jizzakh
An environmental campaign marking the conclusion of the nationwide “Grow Your Own Garden” competition was held at Secondary School No. 3 in Jizzakh.
Mission “Houbara Bustard”: Uzbekistan and the UAE Join Forces to Preserve Rare Species
Tashkent region has been the world's worst air polluter for 13 years! Why?
Rare Houbara Bustard: A Secret Conservation Project Between Uzbekistan and the UAE
At the "Ulfatlar" teahouse in the city of Yangi Yol, shashlik is being prepared from pheasant and sparrow meat.
There are reports that the "Ulfatlar" teahouse in the city of Yangi Yol, Tashkent region, is preparing shashlik from pheasant and sparrow meat. It is noted that this teahouse has not stopped this activity yet.
The waste has been cleaned up.
Citizen who killed muskrat held accountable
Investigations
A collection of in-depth analytical materials and investigations based on facts and evidence.
