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20 March, 2013
CAREC cordially congratulates you with the Holiday of Nauryz meiramy!

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The thousand-year history of Nauryz has made it the most favorite and loved by all holiday of regeneration and renewal of nature, strengthening the peace and harmony in the society. Since ancient times, our ancestors used to balance their achievements, successes and defined plans for the future specifically with this sacred day. Today we are honored continue this good tradition.

Nauruz marks the beginning of a new year, new beginnings. Celebration of Nauryz is firstly about goodness and peace on earth.

Dear friends! Let Nauryz strengthen the bonds of friendship, mutual respect and understanding in every family! Let Nauryz bring happiness and prosperity to every house!

5 March, 2013
PRESS RELEASE The EU project gathers CA experts in Ashgabat to discuss the perspectives of the Joint Ecological Information System in Central Asia

ASHGABAD – The EU funded project “Targeted Awareness Raising for Enhanced Partnership between European Union and Central Asia” (AWARE) hosts a national seminar “Raising Awareness on Shared Environmental Information System” in Ashgabat on 5 March 2013. Experts of ministries and agencies responsible for environmental data collection and information dissemination, representatives of international, non-governmental organizations, as well as experts from other Central Asian countries participate in the event in order to discuss the perspectives of the implementation of the Shared Environmental Information System in Central Asia.

5 March, 2013
The Regional Environmental Center for Central Asia has the honor to present the new CAREC Executive Director.

The Regional Environmental Center for Central Asia has the honor to present the new CAREC Executive Director Dr. Iskandar Abdullayev, selected be the decision of CAREC Board according to the Protocol № 29 from 14, December 2012.

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Researchers have figured out a way to plug into the power generated by trees

Scientists have known for some time that plants can conduct electricity. In fact, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found that plants can pack up to 200 millivolts of electrical power. A millivolt is one-thousandth of a volt.

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