How Are Uzbekistan’s Cities Adapting to Climate Change?
Climate change has already changed the lives of Uzbekistan’s cities. Rising temperatures, prolonged periods of heat, water shortages, heavy rainfall, dust storms, and environmental degradation are placing new demands on urban infrastructure. This issue is particularly relevant for Uzbekistan. Over the past six decades, the country’s average annual temperature has increased by 1.6°C. In very hot and dry years, river flows may decrease by up to 25–50 percent. According to World Bank projections, without effective adaptation measures, by 2050 Uzbekistan’s economy could be approximately 10 percent smaller than it would be in the absence of climate risks.
UZS 150 per Plastic Bottle: Reverse Vending Machines Launched in Uzbekistan
A reverse vending machine has been launched in front of the National Committee for Ecology and Climate Change. A similar machine has also been installed and commissioned in the center of Surkhandarya Region.
A Yurt for 80 Cats Installed in Almaty
A notable initiative aimed at supporting homeless animals has been implemented in Almaty, Kazakhstan. A special yurt for stray cats has been installed in the city, providing shelter for up to 80 animals at a time. The project is designed to protect cats from harsh weather conditions, offer them a safe place to stay, and promote a more responsible and compassionate attitude toward animals within society.
An exhibition of cruelty
A zoo in Bukhara that is turning into a “prison for animals”… In our region, environmental protection, the conservation of flora and fauna, and care for wildlife have been elevated to the level of state policy. Systematic reforms and major projects are being implemented in these areas. At a time when important measures are being taken across the country to promote humane attitudes towards nature and living beings, raise environmental awareness, and preserve biodiversity, the zoo in the city of Bukhara has effectively turned into an open display of cruelty and indifference. The deplorable condition of this “living museum” contradicts not only environmental and social standards, but also the principles of humanity, compassion, and conscience.
The first “Yashil uyim” Ecological Festival will take place in Andijan
The first “Yashil uyim” Ecological Festival will take place in Andijan with the financial support of the European Union. The festival will be held on 26 September from 12:00 to 19:00 at the Berlin Zentrum complex.
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
Isroilning Dohada Hamas rahbariyati… Nishonda kimlar bo lgan?
Isroil Qatar poytaxti Dohadagi Hamas shtab-kvartirasiga bir necha bor zarba berdi. Operatsiyaning nishoni Hamas rahbariyati vakillari edi.
Futbolchilar ham so rashyapti
Rossiya front yaqinidagi posyolkaga aviabomba tashladi
Rossiya front yaqinidagi posyolkaga aviabomba tashladi
Futbolchilar ham so rashyapti
Futbolchilar ham so rashyapti
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.
