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Russian gas dependency poses significant obstacle.

Game of high-stakes poker over natural gas supplies.

Ankara’s COP31 hosting bid at crossroads.

World Bank’s financing role facing scrutiny.

Feasibility studies in the works.

Report examines impact of global warming on development in Asia-Pacific region.

Lots of benefits, along with risk of trade-deficit trap.

Aral Sea inflow falls short.

Political will lacking to fulfill renewables’ potential.

Central Asia one of globe’s most air-polluted regions.

Calling on international financial institutions to reevaluate projects.

EU special designation could help with financing.

Could United States edge out Russia to win nuclear power plant construction contract?

The United States showing interest in developing nuclear power in the region.

Astana wants to build a cluster of nuclear power plants.

Solar panels galore.

Kazakh officials aim to revive fisheries, promote ecotourism.

The latest episode of The Eurasian Climate Brief delves into the complex narratives and challenges that will define the future of climate action across Eurasia and beyond.

IFIs bet on the megaproject despite financial and environmental warning signs.

Most major rivers have excessive levels of contaminants.

More than three quarters of agricultural land is susceptible to degradation.

Dushanbe needs to diversify power generation sources.

Raekwon Chung discusses eco-movements in Kazakhstan and the importance of bottom-up action.

Alim Sailybaev is trying to kickstart Kazakhstan’s voluntary carbon credits scheme.

Baku sees renewables as the key to a stable future.