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Kazakh Water Utilities Want to Ease Restrictions on Wastewater Discharges

8 Apr 2014- 10:09 by OOSKAnews Correspondent KARAGANDA, Kazakhstan Water utilities in Kazakhstan are asking the government for authorization to discharge more polluted wastewater into rivers, saying they are tired of “draconian demands” and fines imposed by environmentalists. At a meeting of
Floods Destroy Water Supply, Sewerage Systems in East Kazakhstan Province

26 Mar 2014- 09:59 by OOSKAnews Correspondent OSKEMEN, Kazakhstan Water levels in rivers in East Kazakhstan province have risen significantly in the last few days, flooding cities and overwhelming drinking water and sewerage systems, according to local authorities. The province’s administrative
Iran Gives Green Light for Caspian Sea Water Transfer, Raising Concerns in Russia

Iran last week announced the launch of a $1.5 billion USD project to bring water from the Caspian Sea to its central desert for drinking and irrigation purposes.
Aging Sewage Infrastructure Could Lead to Environmental Disaster for Trans-Boundary Irtysh River

15 May 2012- 15:23 by OOSKAnews Correspondent ASTANA, Kazakhstan An aging sewage collector laid at the bottom of the trans-boundary Irtysh River in Kazakhstan has degraded to the point where it must be replaced to avoid an environmental catastrophe, Kazakh environmentalists have warned. However,
Kazakh Canal Is Not Prepared for Water and Heat Supplies in Winter

3 Dec 2008- 13:48 by OOSKAnews Correspondent ASTANA, Kazakhstan The Kazakh cities of Karaganda and Ekibastuz are left without water and heat supplies in winter as the Satpaev Canal has not been prepared for work in the cold season, Chairman of the Water Resources Committee at Kazakhstan's

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Innovation, Infrastructure & Technology

Kazakh Water Utilities Want to Ease Restrictions on Wastewater Discharges

Floods Destroy Water Supply, Sewerage Systems in East Kazakhstan Province

Iran Gives Green Light for Caspian Sea Water Transfer, Raising Concerns in Russia

Aging Sewage Infrastructure Could Lead to Environmental Disaster for Trans-Boundary Irtysh River

Kazakh Canal Is Not Prepared for Water and Heat Supplies in Winter