The enviroment situatuon on the Caspian Sea. Causes of problems and solutions.

 

Hello, people all over the world and especially my GNML friends. I'm so glad that you keep reading my blog because the number of views is impressive=) I appreciate it. Yesterday Google Alerts presented a gift to me. It offered a wonderful website about Caspian sea; facts, news and other different information.

I found a special page about it's environment. And I was stupefied. The environmental situation in the Caspian sea is one of great pressure. And it worse than I thought. Some areas have become dead zones, and the Caspian shelf mainly looses its validity as a place for spawning of the Caspian sea fishes. It is under a constant threat of pollution. There are various sources of the pollution, which we can classify as follows:

1. River flow;
2. Onshore industrial and municipal waste water;
3. Offshore and onshore oil extraction;
4. Sea level growth, as a result of the flooded coastal zone, where also many oil wells still function, pollutions reaches the sea.

Please take your time to read this page and get informed about the seriousness of the situation. You will also find some interesting information about Caspian Sea which you will enjoy.
 

 

 

Finally Instagram=)

 

Good evening, my friends!!! Finally I created my Instagram page...yeey!!!=D If you are Instagram user and you enjoy my compaign, please follow me there @caspianseatrashissue

And I wish you a great weekends=)

 

Kazakhstan, Russia, Azerbaijan to preserve Caspian ecosystem!!!

Good night, everybody! Hope you have had  great weekends. My new blog post is out. Hope you will enjoy it.
The Caspian Sea has again been in the focus of international environmental experts. What problems need to be addressed to protect the marine resources of this unique sea? What solutions do experts offer? Are marine researches sufficiently conducted? How is training of specialists? These and many other questions were discussed by experts of the three Caspian states - Kazakhstan, Russia and Azerbaijan in the international videoconference Astana-Moscow–Baku, held on the eve of World Marine Day. Visit this web-site to learn more about Caspian Sea and how 5 different countries on the Caspian Sea coast try to solve this issue. Thank you for being interested in my blog=)