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T1 The Future of the Aral Sea Lies in Transboundary Cooperation - WMO Bulletin;Based on the UNEP Global Environment Alert Service (GEAS) bulletin January 2014
A1 World Meteorological Organization, 
A2 Grimmond, Sue
A2 Mamaeva, Maria
A2 Kanukhina, Anna
A2 Mayigane, Landry Ndriko
A2 Liggins, Felicity
A2 Lewis, Huw
A2 Hassan, Leila
A2 Grasso, Valentina
A2 Sealy, Andrea
A2 Caesar, Kathy-Ann
A2 Farrell, David
A2 Brey, James A.
A2 Mills, Elizabeth W.
A2 Gordon, Neil D.
A2 Jung, Thomas
A2 Klebe, Stefanie
A2 Eichler, Karolin
A2 Avellán, Tamara
A2 Krüger, Moritz
A2 Sjaavik, Lina
A2 Holterhof, Jessica
PB World Meteorological Organization (WMO)
YR 2014
FD 2014
LK https://wedocs.unep.org/handle/20.500.11822/8430
UL https://wedocs.unep.org/handle/20.500.11822/8430
NO This bulletin presents a collection of articles addressing current environmental challenges and initiatives related to weather, climate and environmental observation. It outlines the importance of engaging young people in scientific fields while describing programmes that promote education, training and participation in meteorology and climate research. The publication examines major environmental issues including ocean warming, acidification and declining oxygen levels, the ecological and socio-economic consequences of the shrinking Aral Sea, and the growing need for integrated weather and climate services in expanding urban areas. It also highlights international cooperation in scientific monitoring, including satellite observations of polar ice sheets and research efforts aimed at improving environmental prediction in polar regions.
DS UN Environment Document Repository
RD Sep 17, 2026