The environmental state of the Akmola Region in the Republic of Kazakhstan in the 1990s
Minar Amrina,
Valeria Kozina,
Gaziza Isakhan
Abstract:The article discusses the environmental issues in the Akmola region during the 1990s. It provides a description of the region’s climate and addresses concerns such as air pollution from both stationary and mobile sources, the condition and use of water resources, radiation levels, and land management. The authors highlight a decline in water quality in lakes attributed to highway construction obstructing the flow of meltwater. Analysis of the data revealed that a significant environmental challenge in the regi… Show more
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