Aral Sea: The sea that dried up in 40 years - BBC News
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The disappearance of the Aral Sea in Central Asia is one of the world's greatest man-made disasters. In Kazakhstan, with the help of the World Bank, more than $80million have been spent trying to save the most northern part of the sea but this has only benefited a few hundred people. In this film, we speak to people still living in deserted fishing ports, to see how their lives have changed, and to find out whether they believe that they'll ever see the sea again.
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"Maybe my grandchildren's grandchildren will see water here." I don't know but that made me teary.
cant let that happen more....perhaps its because of our sin
I want. To see the aral sea this is my wish
@@banglamarvel4649 i'd be alive by then
with a project goign on he and his children and even his grandchildren might see,restoraion project
I read that building a channel that would divert a small portion of Ob river water to Aral sea in order to completely refill it would cost around 30 billion dollars. For thirty billion one time investment we could save it. That’s like 5-10% of annual military budget of United States. Humans are disgusting aren’t they?
I live in the southern part of the Aral Sea (Karakalpakistan, Nukus) and it seems the sea covered half of the country, somewhere in 1-2 km from our house there is a huge open area and a large ship .
And thank you all for helping with the Aral Sea, we owe you a lot.
(and sry for my english)
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U want to share pictures from the location. Thank you 👍
You probably live in a village in India
@@badcompany4785 bro..
@@groundzeroteam7453 I’m sorry to hear that you live in a broke ass country
"Humans didn't do this it was a natural process!"- every commenter ever
If you payed attention you'd understand that the Soviets diverted the water sources that fed the sea, and the dry Kazakhstani climate just helped dry it up
MrLoneWolf009 Russia fucked everything up....big suprise
Its cold out there right?
Toro sharp edge dis guy lmao,more like punishment for us human since we like to destroy our environment
MasakanSolaris Russia lifted the Stone Age people of Central Asia into the 20th century and modern nationhood in just a few decades. In the March 1991 referendum the vast majority of people in the Central Asian republics had voted to stay in the USSR. Bummer huh.
What the fuck are you talking about? They made irrigation system that helped farming and still is. It's not like they just dried the sea just to dry it, and of course they didn't expect that it will dry up in the first place..
Central Asia is still in a tight grip of Russia and increasingly, China. That's why we hardly hear about them. Its like the most mysterious part of the world.
***** WTF?
MOre because they got a bunch of brutal dictators, too.
dude if you know anything Afghanistan is the main producer of heroin and opium in well most of the world Central Asia is one of the main ways it gets to Europe through Eastern Europe cough cough RUSSIA cough cough
Carnage Kabuto ‘under the grip’ like South Korea and Poland are ‘under the grip’ of the US?
Jesus TheDestroyer à
…………40 years forward. Central Valley California. Same mismanagement of resources ,same useless thirsty crops and a population in denial.
Raymond Pfaff Yup. Soviet-style central planning from the Communists in Sacramento.
Only thing is CV isnt a body of water.
@@Sennmut No, buddy. Mankind demands growth at any cost. Communism, capitalism ... doesn't matter.
@@antred11 And you think communism will provide everything people need?
@@Sennmut I don't know how you got that from my comment.
"Maybe my grandchildren's grandchildren will see water here." - Powerful, pragmatic statement by that woman.
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Thanks to BBC that opens human eyes in other side of the world. Glory to God now, my country is began grow up, after such hard years that our elders suffered.
You're from which country? I read in Wikipedia that many countries share the basin for Aral sea.
no matter where i am from, but i m earthling. i need water to live, water for mother earth
@@nuri2318 he is from KZ like me
@Mr bob man right...
forgive us mother Earth, what human has done to this mother nature :'(
@Mr bob man perhaps not u, not me, but we the mankind did all wrong to this nature which causing now the global warming and its melting ice on poles and sea level getting higher day by day.
who knows the world might turn into the Water World like as the Kevin costner movie.
because of those the mother nature now taking the vengeance on us :(
Great camera work, really awesome.
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Aral sea is one of the most ancient and historic lakes in the world and must be recovered.
Ok. Who will do it?
@@petricaion2 i can try but idk how much water i need
That's crazy to think...somethjng so ancient that stood the test of time to be taken in such a short time bc of us.
If you want to recover Southern Aral Sea (which is the driest part of Aral Sea now), you have to destroy the dams along Amu Darya that divert the water from that river to water the cotton fields in Uzbekistan? Are you ready to face the people anger since their cotton business are disturbed? Also, they must be reject it since cotton is one of the currently highest Uzbekistani commodity.
Very Sad to hear that an old lady was never gave up on water to return.
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It will return, i think in 30-50 years people will start to make more for save ecology around the world
Dissapearance of the Aral Sea
Mankind , messed it up and disrespect the nature. This is the price to pay and more to come.
So true
The stunning stupidity of allowing a natural resource to literally dry up.
But will this same scene be seen elsewhere? How much of our water will be gone in the next twenty to thirty years?
is elsewhere...
As a person who is born in Kazakhstan and understood what they were saying, I teared up lol
I live in kyzylorda city, river is short. But I want run away from the country. There government is dumb and education is suck
@@askarluifthause4502 Because of the dumbness of the government you don't have to leave Kazakhstan. I think the best solution to improve the overall quality of our nation is fighting back and break that sucking education. By doing so dumb government will crawl!
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Lol
Lol
Beautiful documentary, haunting images...
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This is the result of soviet union's backward ideas about the rivers that fed the aral.
+Cia89 exactly! Protect the environment. Communist dictatorships like China and Russia dont care one bit about anything other than holding on to their brutal regimes. If destruction of the environment is what it's gonna cost, so be it, they reckon.
Ash A isnt this what govt do in some countries today? First deforest areas and build or grow there second those areas flood third they "solve" the problem by changing the course of the rivers. But, was that the cause of all trouble? Of course not! It's impossible to deal w ignorants. And not only the govt is involved.. Companies, people too.
THIS IS THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT.
HORRIBLE RUSSIANS AREN'T GUILTY))
Kinda funny that you lob China in this, considering the immense stride they are doing when it comes to the environment. From being the number 1 producer and user of solar panels/energy, to spending billions to plant trees and beat back the desert, creating the most massive hydro electric damn, cancelling hundreds of coal power plants and shutting down older ones. But sure, keep acting and talking as if "Communist China" is destroying the environment.
Times has changed nobody back then knew what global warming was.. it's time we solve our problems instead of blaming and waging wars.
Save Our Planet through Sharing, Justice and Peace for all.
Hell doesn't exist, kid.
I think those are great things but we might need a few more, like hard work, accepting responsibility and making actual changes in your lifestyle
Lol yeah right.
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Think twice before buying that 4.99 H&M cotton t shirt
Why
What does it have to do with the video
@@whatishesaying4708 Industrial cotton farming was the main reason Aral sea dried up during the soviet union times.
Cotton is also one of the most water demanding plants/fabrics on the market.
H&M and other fast fashion companies have a long way to go to source their cotton from sustainable sources and especially offering consumers only clothes that will last for years and not be thrown to the trash after couple times of use. *That's why.*
H&M did not exist during the USSR, dear Gemma.
then think twice before you eat avocados.
I feel so sad about this huge ecological disaster of the Aral Sea 😭
It feels so teary. If it is recovered, it'll be great
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I like the style of this documentary. No narrator, just first-hand accounts.
It's true but all not easy
I just want the old lady to get to swim again :(
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This is so emotional 😔
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We are heading towards our end now. This is a very sad situation. If we keep on disrespecting our environment and mother nature's gifts, soon we will be left with nothing. Only a void will exist.
this has zero to do with climate change. This lake dried up because of bad soviet administration.
tbh Australia ended up at the edge of it all
Which is why I will be chilling in the Swiss mountains, self sustained completely if need be, heavily armed, local community. The end can come.
@@jepso3815 So? It's representative of the human tendency to put development ahead of sustainability and responsible use of nature that has caused climate change. Learn how subtext works.
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Got me thinking. If Earth is just a giant interconnected bowl of water, could we direct water there? Because sea level is increasing too damn high in some country.
Aditya P Vijaya Too costly, isn't worth the effort, Not Practical, Doesn't makes sense...
WheeledWanderer so it's possible but not feasible. I see
Well Einstein, If we can direct water there then why not in deserts and dry places..
Aditya P Vijaya: , the word 'sea' here is a misnomer. Aral was a fresh water lake fed by two rivers. This is a land locked area that has no connection to oceans. Rivers were blocked causing desertification.
Considering Kazakhstan's geographical position, not practically possible, for now.
I want to live there and help the people who is struggling to to be alive.....there will be a time when I 'll cme and help .....
im in
😊👍
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A must watch documentary to all environmental science students
The crazy world we live in
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IN A BOOK I READ SOMETHING SIMILAR
I read about an immortal man who was traveling the world for many centuries. One day he arrived to a big city with a huge population he stayed for a night then left, after 1000 years he returned and found the city in ruins and Abandoned ! Two men were walking near the ruins he asked them what happened to the city that was here ? They said we don’t know what you are talking about, there was no city here or anything, this place been like this since the dawn of age. The man left and returned after another 1000 years and found the ruined city became a big lake ! The were some people fishing, he asked them when did this place become a lake, i remember it was a destroyed city?
They said we don’t know what you’re talking about but this lake been here since the dawn of time. He left and returned after 1000 years and found the lake is gone and in its place a big populated city
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Government created this problem and fixed it, killing a few people and spending millions.
What is the title of this book? It sounds like an important book
@@BrimaBelise
I found this book in my friend room, only read 2 pages
But this figure lived during Moses time
His name in Quran is
الخضر عليه السلام
Don’t know his name in bible
A close to that story is of Rip van Winkle, search internet.
Excellent camera work. One of the best I've seen so far.
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America does t same w t Colorado River. It used to be a fairly major river flowing into t Gulf of Baja, but now it's little more than a sewage canal by t time it gets to Mexico.
Good
Paul Babcock 😯😯
So what? This is about the Aral Sea. Go watch the Colorado one elsewhere... or do you expect a 200 hour documentary just talking about marine bodies?
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One of the great environmental crimes of the Soviet Union, alongside the Chernobyl disaster
"Maybe my grandchildren's grandchildren will see water here". I really feel sad for that lady.
my wish is that the sea comes back and ppl give human rights (still women and men are treat unequally)
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I miss you aral sea and old India 🇮🇳🗻
The world is getting hotter and hotter. 36 years ago the average temperature everyday in my country was 24, 25 degrees celcius. It was very comfortable to be around.
Now the average everyday temperature has risen to 35 degrees celcius.Even during the night we're sweating here.
I think the next 36 years the temperature will rise to be more than 40 degrees celcius.
It will be terrible life here.
Where are you from? Iran? Iraq? Syria?
Russians { invade, destroy, leave };
+tzar2007 why they not building it for themselves right now? You now why because it was USSR 300 million nation with diverse background. But it's okay, russians always stills someone's history and heritages like with Golden Horde)
To be honest that sounds more like US
Both usa and USSR loved to destroy and loot
tzar2007 how did the us have anything to do with Kazakhstan?
It is not about nationality, it is about the ideology...
Communism sucks...
For those who want to learn more:
For the past 2+ years, our team have been working on a documentary series exploring the past, present, and future of the Aral Sea.
The trailer has just gone live on our channel! 🙏
I was playing a game with a map of the world during WW2 and a saw this sea to the east of the Caspian Sea so I went to check it out. I almost couldn’t find it in google maps and I thought the developers had been lazy about an often overlooked part of the world, but now I’ve come to learn, it did used to look like that. Wow. I am blown away how quickly it has dried out.
now 2022. i see it is all and I'm ashamed because i live in Karakalpakstan
The Camera Work. Absolutely Awesome
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Imagine standing right in the middle and water comes from nowhere 😨
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the real monsters of this planet are the humans.
للأسف هذا مُحزن.
Nothing is permanent.
Man, I never really heard about what happened to Aral Sea and it's saddening stort through the years. Maybe because Kazakhstan is surrounded or near by powerful countries like China and Russia.
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you know that you are lucky when you saw how people suffer out there, they don't have choices, they can't even dream.
life is brutal.
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It's amazing how I can understand this guy as a Turkish person.
Awesome documentary
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Nature is very precious
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The Aral Sea is a good example of something, anything, in this case, a former sea, after a period of communism. What communism did to the Aral Sea, communism can do to your country.
mate tell me about it. I have been living in Mainland china for nearly 4 years and have travelled quite a bit. Most of china is now a desolate wasteland. The environment has been almost completely destroyed here.
how can you have regulated companies with a weak government? Strong governments are good *sometimes*.
I mean...this coming from capitalists just becomes part of Cold War First World propaganda, loses it's value, but whatever.
Luckily I visited Aral Sea.
Plz tell us your aral sea story
I saw this at school
Greetings from USA
Wow
I from Aral
Zubair nice
Many things to learn..awesome video
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Bill Gates is going to help with Aral problem. His administrator announced t couple weeks ago.
Every person in the area gets a free copy of windows 10! and 6 months free office365. rejoice!!!
3:05 people are suffering but still drives a G Wagon.
Nope xD, it's not G wagon, it's russian UAZ
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the sight of Big ships in the dessert is scary af!
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Hope there's a an eye opening documentary on American destruction & displacement on the Bikini 👙 Islands.
Why no one is making movie on this Aral sea,when sinking of ship can be why not disappearing of Aral sea,its ardent issue
1:08 It seems to be set of courage the cowardly dog
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I also feel very very sad about this happened for aral Sea nature
Good luck
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Who is the cameraman.......what an angles and did the best picture
Бір аянышты адам тұрмайтындай қып көрсеткен екен. Халықтың жағдайы жақсы. 2009 жылы свет келд дей ма))
Аралды емес, тениздин жагасындагы ауылдарды айтып жатыр гой
Айдар Досмамбето
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1995 táján a főiskolán tanultunk róla. Azóta még kisebb lett. Valóban szomorú. Duzbay Seitmambetov beszédét hallgattam, rettentően különleges.
Where is this water going?
Is it into the atmosphere?
Or somewhere excess is happening? I am very weak in this. In my area watertable was at 10 meters in 1986. Now at 150 meters at 2017. Large scale irrigation from tubewell happened. But where is the water end up.
hormise Scaria Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan use's to much water from the river's.
Just out curiosity, is there oil under the sand beds?
American r u?
No, only salt, no oil.
Арал теңізіндегі суды ауылшаруашылығына жұмсалды дейді. Ал, биологиялық қару, атом бомбасын жарды деген мәліметтер ше? Соны неге зерттемеске?
Oceans water level is rising so why not divert that water to Aral sea
But the aral sea is fresh water we can't do that
@@Yes-xv6qo I mean divert rivers to Aral sea
@@sagartomar3461 Oh didn't know what you meant. That could maybe work.
@@Yes-xv6qo may be
The Salton Sea is also disappearing. lt has become a saline sink. The white coral turns out to be millions of fish skeletons.
The difference is the Salton Sea was never supposed to exist in the first place. It was created by accident.
Fantastically shot film.
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Salt was left in the aral sea and the wind pick them up causing sandstorms
All what i had watch in this short film just made me nothing but cry
Water is life plz save water where ever u live in this beautiful blu planet.we have no need of Mars and other so called space travel for terra farming etc.
The earth is our only home(just because of its water) in this wast universe
Can we just return it or restore it completely?! Sea must return completely.
It is possible, but the Aral sea is on the border with 5 countries, and the governments can't reach arrangements on the use of water that feeds that sea.
I learned about this in geography today
Same
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Marzhan truly said, her grand children's grand children will see water here,
After 1000 years ... may be
Please record vide from Aral sea in the republic of Karakalpakstan
How eerie it would be to live there. Deadly silence and nothingness all around.
This was asked a question in Indian upsc 2018
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Awfully sad.
Don't want to judge. But I could say that ppl could share some with the needy ppl when they had abundant. Sharing is good& blessings will keep coming with a flow.
Hope & pray that God Almighty will guide & bless. Amen
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1:56 why is there rope on the camels feet?
Because it is going to be sacrifised before it dies from Salty disease
so that it can only walk and cant run... its a common way to leave the cattle for grazing.....
😂 I laughed alot cuz of comments
I am an Arab and we are well known to have camels since centuries. It’s not cuz he gonna escape or like that but the camels especially the male one has a very strange habit called jealousy. He doesn’t like any other males to be near to him. If he gets angry he will start eruption with everyone including his owner too . The camels are well known of their anger . even in Arabic we say “ a person has an extremely anger like a camel”
So in order to avoid those subsequences always rope his feet so slowly he can move even when he got anger still you can manage to calm him down before he harms others camels or people
That’s it . Hope you get your answer
why did he said no one thoughts?? the professionals already known that would happen but the decision makers never listen...
Reminds me of how barren california used to be and even Dubai...the thing is if the locals are willing to stay in their own country and some policies from the government regarding water resource management can change things drastically.
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Can somebody tell me the music they've used in this? It's very beautiful
Uzbekistan got it the worst, there was already almost no ground water in that country. Now they rely entirely on rivers originating in Kyrgyzstan
Loved the cinematics
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Could you imagine.. In your whole life saw the sea is disappeared.. Omeygad.. That's ridiculous..
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Our ancestors call it karma . Do what u want say what u want .. but karma comes can no body can stop it .
Not a tree for miles. Hard to imagine living in such a desolate place.
Alas, many people have little or no choice but to make the best of it.
Not a tree for thousands of miles, its Kazakhstan! But in northern parts near Russia border we have forrests, or at least steppes with green grass.
But in south of Kazakhstan only deserts.
And about sceneries on the video, many parts of scenery looks empty, because it was bottom of the sea just in 1940-1950
Nevada dried up here in usa . Old wadi now . Sad for nomadic people in a qwest .
This is what I am learning on my own, but this video is not in English.
BBC. GOOD IS
REST ARE WOOD IS.
Hello. I live In Uzbekistan. The aral of sea very toxic.
This is the result of water resource mismanagement. Try not to be too uppity about this guys, we're all doing it and we're all going to need to learn the lessons from this, all of us, everywhere.
Aral sea, hmmmm.
Anyone here with some "connection" with UPSC? 🤭🤭
Prithvi Raj yes
Pathetic.....
Sometimes I think we only read these things just for jobs ,
Like when was the last time you met a guy who had passion for knowledge and not upsc or uppsc
Ncert 12th Contemporary Politics Chapter 8
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aral sea is like the nile to the kazhaks
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It's time to everyone come to save our nature and our beautiful world from destruction...
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Kinda like Walker Lake in the States.
Put muskovites in charge of the Sahara Desert and within five years there will be a shortage of sand.
God help this people!!!!
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where is aral sea before it shrunks down...where is it located?
Great ambient music, Watermusic II by William Basinski, I believe, is one of the tracks used. It starts at 2:12 (please correct me if it's a different track)
good job BBC skillfully made ...
Have you ever heard about strange lines and a Sunken City on the bottom of Aral Sea? I have an Interesting Video about It! Just look it in my profile!
Why is it called sea it appears like a lake sort of thing , seas don’t dry up!
It got fed by a sea until the Soviets made massive irrigation systems and over years it slowly dried up and shrunk, the Soviets also built a dam which blocked the flow of water and yup it dropped big time. Watch more videos, they show people travelling from villages like these to where the water was in 2017 and it takes them hours upon hours to get to the water and you'll truly appreciate the beauty of what this sea once was I'll never forget the video I once saw it shows massive valleys huge cliff regions wiped free of water. Imagine back in the 1900s there must had been 10 meters of water in the shallow regions with fish flying around, and 50+ meters of water far out with maybe even whales swimming in it just really appreciate it's beauty, I wish I could go there one day even though it's a barren wasteland.
*This stories applies to the various part of the world today n in future, water will be scarce and things will be like movie mad max fury*
remind me that movie Mad Max Fury Road now :( a dark message that movie is to mankind