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Climate change and health in Central Asia: a literature review

Written by cajwr on March 20, 2024. Posted in Article, Environmental Science, Sustainability.

Susan Legro Independent Researcher *Email: susan@ecoltdgroup.com https://doi.org/10.29258/CAJSCR/2024-R1.v3-1/1-31.eng Thematic cluster: Environmental Science, Sustainability Type...

Comparison of various sustainable amendments on soil cracking in semi-arid regions

Written by cajwr on December 22, 2023. Posted in Article, Environmental Science, Sustainability, Landscape/Agriculture.

Ankit Garg a* , Bharat Rattan b , Sreedeep Sekharan b a Shantou University, Guangdong Province, Shantou city, 515063, China b IIT Guwahati, Guwahati, 781039, Assam, India *Email:...

Measuring the Capacity for Adaptation to Climate Change in Central Asia

Written by cajwr on June 29, 2023. Posted in Article, Environmental Science, Sustainability.

Rahat Sabyrbekov a, b*, Indra Overland c a OSCE Academy, 1A Botanichesky pereulok, Bishkek, 720044, Kyrgyzstanb Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Harvard University,...

Climate change, co2 emission, and economic development: evidence from Kazakhstan

Written by cajwr on June 25, 2023. Posted in Article, Environmental Science, Sustainability.

Arsen Tleppayev a*, Saule Zeinolla b a Kazakh-German University, 111 Pushkin St., Almaty, 050010, Kazakhstanb Narxoz University, 55 Zhandosov St. Almaty, 050035, Kazakhstan *Email:...

Water availability for bioenergy in Kazakhstan: Review, preliminary results, and key points

Written by cajwr on June 10, 2023. Posted in Article, Energy, Sustainability.

Marat Karatayev a,b a Institute of Applied Geosciences, 73/2 Timur FrInstitute of System Sciences, Innovation and Sustainability Research, Karl-Franzens University of Graz,...

Climate change and health in Central Asia: a literature review

Comparison of various sustainable amendments on soil cracking in semi-arid regions

Measuring the Capacity for Adaptation to Climate Change in Central Asia

Climate change, co2 emission, and economic development: evidence from Kazakhstan

Water availability for bioenergy in Kazakhstan: Review, preliminary results, and key points

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