In the 1960s the Soviet Union started a project to make the Kazakhstan-Uzbekistan-Tajikistan area a major world producer of cotton. They saw the Aral Sea as a useless lake and diverted the water that flowed into it from the rivers Amu Darya and Syr Darya to grow cotton. The canals were poorly built and leaked and to worsen the problem farmers are now starting to grow rice which needs even more water...
over consumption by cotton farmers
The Aral Sea
the Aral sea
It just depends on global warming as it is shrinking by the high temperatures that global warming has caused which means that the Aral Sea will eventually evaporate, so if climate changes and global warming stay low hopefully the Aral sea will be saved.
The Aral Sea is a big environmental problem. It is shrinking very rapidly, mostly due to human factors. During the Soviet Rule the waters were diverted to irrigate the cotton and rice fields of Central Asia, cutting the vital supply of the sea.
it is located in Asia, in Uzbekistan and Kazahkstan
Answer:The Aral Sea
Yes the Aral sea has salt water
The Aral Sea is located in Asia.
The Caspian Sea lies between the Aral Sea and the Black Sea.
The Soviet Government of the 1960's, when they decided to divert the rivers Amu Darya and Syr Darya, the major feeds to the Aral Sea, for irrigation projects.thats why it dissappeared
The Aral Sea is located by Kazakhstan/Uzbekistan in Central Asia
The Aral Sea is found between Kazahkstan and Uzbekistan