On the Influence of the Drying Island Sea on the Ecological Situation in the Lower Amudarya District

Authors

  • Kuchkarova Dilbar Pirlapasovna Urganch State University Geodesy, Cartography, Cadastre Department of Geography teacher
  • Rakhimova Anamoy Komilovna Geography teacher of school No. 25, Urganch city
  • Berdimuratova Nilufar Jonibekova Biology teacher of school No. 24, Urganch city
  • Abdullayeva Gavkharoy Khudaynazarovna Teacher of geography at school No. 6, Urganch city

Keywords:

Aral, salts, storage, effects

Abstract

As a result of the drying up of the Aral Sea, various types of salt and dust are causing serious damage to the Lower Amudarya district and its surrounding areas. The article contains brief information about the methods of reducing the negative effects of various types of harmful salts rising from the Aral Sea.

References

A.A. Rafikov, "Geoecological problems" Tashkent "Ukitchich" 1997.

P. Baratov, M. Mamatkulov, A. Rafikov b "Natural Geography of Central Asia" Tashkent "Ukituchy" 1997.

Sh.Zokirov, R.Ibragimova "Island natural geographical region" Tashkent 2017

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Published

2022-07-07

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Vol. 10 (2022): TJM

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On the Influence of the Drying Island Sea on the Ecological Situation in the Lower Amudarya District. (2022). Texas Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, 10, 1-2. https://zienjournals.com/index.php/tjm/article/view/2089