Once the world's fourth-largest inland saline body of water, the Aral Sea has been steadily shrinking since the 1960s, after the rivers Amu Darya and Syr Darya that fed it were diverted by Soviet Union irrigation projects. By 2004, the sea had shrunk to 25% of its original surface area, and a nearly fivefold increase in salinity had killed most of its natural flora and fauna. The once prosperous fishing industry has been virtually destroyed, and former fishing towns along the original shores have become ship graveyards.
OLD news, seen it a million times before. Come on, this is the fast generation. Onto something new please, no more Aral See boo-hoo-ing. Been there, done that years ago, this topic is old.
Hey, the entire San Juaquin Valley of California was a sea once and it's gone. There's no difference if man-made or nature-made, it's still the same end result.
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Hey, the entire San Juaquin Valley of California was a sea once and it's gone. There's no difference if man-made or nature-made, it's still the same end result.
(I know I'm gonna feel all your love after this remark)