Why Is the Caspian Sea Shrinking? According to the new study, the water sources that typically feed the sea are contributing ...

Caspian Sea decline endangers species, disrupts industry, and threatens millions, prompting urgent calls for coordinated global action ...

Water levels in the Caspian Sea—the world's largest landlocked water body—are getting lower, as hotter temperatures cause ...

She noted that Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Russia are currently producing oil in the Caspian Sea. Chernova highlighted the differences in marine life across the sea's coasts. "The ecosystems in ...

The Caspian seal is the only marine mammal found in the 143,200-square-mile Caspian Sea. Now, researchers say water levels in the world’s largest landlocked body of water are getting lower as ...

As climate change drives down the water levels of the Caspian Sea, a staggering transformation is unfolding – ecosystems are vanishing, endangered species face extinction, and millions of people risk ...

The Caspian Sea is a unique and irreplaceable natural treasure. Protecting it means holding polluters accountable, and that ...

The world’s largest landlocked water body is shrinking at a rate that could critically endanger an iconic seal species, put coastal communities at risk and release toxic dust, new research reveals.

With a 10 m decline, four out of 10 ecosystem types unique to the Caspian Sea would be expected to disappear completely, and the coverage of existing marine protected zones (areas earmarked for ...

The world’s largest landlocked water body is shrinking at a rate that could critically endanger an iconic seal species, put coastal communities at risk and release toxic dust, new research reveals.

In total, a 10m decline in water levels would wipe out four out of 10 ecosystem types unique to the Caspian Sea. Marine protected zones, safeguarded for their biodiversity, would almost completely ...