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Better urban planning needed to address pollution concerns.

Baku-hosted event seeks to tweak France.

Officials hope to set example for revival of endangered species.

Concerns focus on safe operations in seismic zone.

Yerevan pursuing US option for building new plant.

New facility will help ensure regular electricity supplies.

President says nuclear power needed to meet growing electricity demand.

Truth becomes stranger than fiction when Georgia’s billionaire boss goes tree hunting for his private garden.

Resumption of mining comes as government prepares for COP29.

Activist asserts government measure to help environment actually exacerbates air pollution.

Draft agreement outlines scope of cooperation.

Main concern is whether Russian firm will get the construction contract.

Astana to present methane emissions reduction plan at COP29.

For government, the possible economic rewards outweigh the risks.

Government acknowledges need for “radical improvement” in efficiency of water usage.

Satellite imagery doesn’t provide clear answers.

Is Uzbekistan engaging in quiet water diplomacy?

Tajikistan has the dirtiest air in the region.

Both countries have set themselves ambitious renewable energy objectives for 2030 and beyond.

U.S. officials say the impact of the leak was “comparable to that of driving more than 717,000 petrol cars for a year.”

Stakeholders need to collaborate, tackle waste and address the elephant in the room: Afghanistan.

Activists are concerned the die-off may number into the thousands.

Amidst strained relations between Armenia and Russia, Russia's state atomic energy company will modernize Armenia's nuclear power plant and presumably build a new unit.

COP-28 proved a fruitful event for the promotion of green initiatives in Central Asia. EurasiaChat looked in its latest outing at how seriously governments will be held to their promises.

A raft of deal-making at the COP-28 summit will be a boon to the wind power agenda.