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The littoral state of Azerbaijan is facing water decline issues, leading to discussions on environmental cooperation regarding the Caspian Sea.

7 reports, 6 independent Updated Sep 15
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The littoral state of Azerbaijan is facing water decline issues, leading to discussions on environmental cooperation regarding the Caspian Sea.

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  1. Water shortages and soil degradation are accelerating in the Caucasus.1 source
  2. Serageldin addressed Caspian Sea water decline; Azerbaijan may lead sustainability efforts.1 source
  3. Climate adaptation projects are being funded in Azerbaijan by international organizations to address the impacts of sea decline.Sub-event
  4. While Azerbaijan is a littoral state of the Caspian Sea, the IRGC is using media to campaign against the ratification of relevant international conventions.Sub-event
  5. New study confirms drastic drop in river inputs from Iran and Azerbaijan is driving Caspian Sea decline.1 source
  6. Azerbaijan faces water decline issues in the Caspian Sea, prompting discussions on environmental cooperation.1 source

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