192 countries will take part in the global show - EXPO 2020 for the opening of which is left a year. It is supposed that from expected 25 million visitors 70 % will arrive outside of the United Arab Emirates that will be the biggest share of foreign visitors in a 168-year-old his...

Have you ever thought about the fact that wastepaper products can benefit? The daily consumption of paper, beginning from napkins to office salvage, leads not only to pollution, but also to deforestation. It is worthwhile to draw attention to one fact that the paper brought to...

Traditional fossil fuels are considered to be the cause of almost all the environmental troubles of mankind. Today, at the OGT-2019 Conference in Ashgabat, leading regional and global oil and gas corporations have discussed how to make the oil and gas sector “green” based on the ...

Environmental specialists around the world are concerned about the preservation of unique nature reserves. After all, humanity is closely interrelated with the environment, and disparagement of natural values can threaten a global environmental catastrophe. Japan, in view of h...

On November 19, OSCE (The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe) will organize training for teachers and water specialists in Tashkent. The event would highlight guidelines on gender mainstreaming in water management. The role of women in water management i...

The NGO “Nature Protection Society of Turkmenistan” launched plastics waste collection campaign. The campaign purpose is to draw public attention to the problem of environmental pollution and jointing effort to reduce the amount of plastic waste. Everyone can join the campaign...

The International Football Federation and the United Nations they are teaming up to raise awareness of the benefits of a healthy lifestyle. The Memorandum of Understanding signed by WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus and FIFA President Gianni Infantino at WHO’s headq...

Water was in all times the main value in the desert. And along the Great Silk Road that connected Europe to Asia, there were sardobes - pools with clean drinking water - throughout waterless deserts and steppes that could quench the thirst of wanderers, caravans and pack animals....

In Almaty, trainings for young leaders from the countries of Central Asia and Afghanistan continue. A regional training on water diplomacy with a special emphasis on gender-responsive negotiation and mediation skills, conducted by the OSCE from September 23 to 25, brought togethe...

Turkmenistan has approved a new version of the National Strategy on Climate Change. The previous version of the strategy was adopted in 2012. However, the situation has drastically changed for the past seven years and the countries were tasked to update their national strategies ...