Nukus-2023 Global problems. Ecology in Karakalpakistan

Conclusion

The Aral Sea is perhaps the most well known of environmental disasters which has resulted from non-sustainable development. As the sea continues to decline, a search is maintained for a means of achieving sustainability within the context of national economies which are new and fragile, and where international tensions over water are a major factor in the Central Asian political picture. Using the Karakum Main Canal of Turkmenistan as an example of the Aral Sea irrigation projects which commenced during the 1950s, the paper explores the effects of non-sustainability and poor water management with the luxury of hindsight in order to draw lessons for the future. It presents the proposals aimed at future sustainability for the Karakum Canal and explores whether achieving sustainability is now possible and practical in the current regional and global political atmosphere.

In conclusion, we have to reconsider that the technological development, which is working for the comfort of the human race, is, on the other hand, arising some impending problems, some of which are, to our dismay, being solved at the expence of creating new ones.. Pollution from cars, factories, power stations and other remnants we throw away daily is definitely deteriorating our surrounding. It’s common knowledge that the environment might be damaged not only not only naturally, but also by new inventions created by mankind. And this dictates that each of us should be more attentive and feel responsible before our future generations who’ll come after us.

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