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Climate Change Trend Aral Sea Disappearing in 40 years




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Climate Change Trend Aral Sea Disappearing in 40 years

by Veronica Davis  2018-12-18


Agenda 21   Agenda 2030  UN Global Pact

This past decade we have seen islands disappearing, rivers disappearing, ground shifting and continents drifting even sea disappearing.

The Aral sea disappeared over a period of 40 years. It could be explained as a natural climate change or not? It certainly was not one that happened over night but it is one everyone should learn from.

Resident said that the Seas started to recede beginning in the 1960's . Even in 1978 one resident recalls swimming in the Sea. A sea that once was rich in fish and life is now home to Camel and livestock. So what happened to the Aral Sea. Over a period of forty years where the water waves crushed to what is now  the bottom of the sea is it a curse from God. While Aral Sea is in Northern Central Asia it is could the type of one world order the blame.

It is a very sad outcome for the residents that say that they never imagined such an ecological catastrophe. NASA once describes it as the fourth largest lake in the world. It also explains the dried up caused by the Soviet Union two river diversion to irrigate farmland. The major water diversion projects on the Syr Darya and Amu Darya rivers, capturing water that once fed into the Aral Sea.The Aral Sea basin includes parts of Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Usbekistan.

So now do you think that climate change is a natural disaster or a man made diversion.


Aral Sea: The sea that dried up in 40 years  BBC News



World of Change: the Shrinking Aral Sea


Video: Dried-up Aral Sea springs back to life FRANCE 24 English Published on Sep 18, 2017

Aral Sea Basin 2012