Water After Glaciers: Preparing Kazakhstan for Different Water Future

ASTANA – Kazakhstan’s water future may depend less on how much water reaches its rivers than on when it arrives. Climate change is shifting snowmelt, glacier runoff and river-flow peaks across Central Asia, forcing the country to rethink how it stores, forecasts and uses water. For centuries, Central Asia’s mountains have …

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