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THE ENVIRONMENT AS A LEGAL STAKEHOLDER: SECURING ECOLOGICAL FLOW IN TRANSBOUNDARY WATER AGREEMENTS (A STUDY OF THE ARAL SEA BASIN AND THE SUDOCHYE LAKE SYSTEM)
Transboundary water agreements have traditionally focused on the allocation of water resources among states and economic sectors, while the water requirements of deltaic ecosystems have often received comparatively limited attention. The environmental changes observed in the Aral Sea and its surroun
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