Krasnova, Irina

Mukhammadiev, Bakhtiyor R.

Ziganshina, Dinara

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Russia and Central Asia are vast areas, rich in natural resources. Management of these resources has often been a struggle, balancing the good of the environment with the possibility of economic and industrial development. In light of the shared history between these nations, it is crucial that the Central Asian republics and Russia work together to form policies and regulations promoting sustainable development and environmental protection

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Environmental law: Russia and Central Asia

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