The main reason why the Aral Sea has shrunk so dramatically is because water from the rivers flowing to it has been diverted for irrigation. The Aral Sea basin is fed by the Syr Darya and Amu Darya Rivers, which flow directly into the sea. Other rivers feeding the basin are the Tedzhen and Murgabi Rivers and the Karakum canal, as well as shallow rivers from Kopet Dag and western Tien-Shan. Water from the two largest rivers has been diverted for purposes of irrigating Central Asia's rice and cotton production. Therefore, it could be said that human activity has been the main cause of the shrinking of the Aral Sea. The problem with the shrinkage of the sea is that desertification has increased. Salinity has increased, as have dust storms, and the desert which surrounds the Aral has recaimed more and more of the basin, meaning that the Aral's future looks very bleak.
The sea that will disappear if continued to be used for cotton irrigation is the Aral Sea. This is on account of the fact that they divert the rivers in order to perform the cotton irrigation and this causes no water to be able to reach the Aral Sea.
The Aral Sea is a saltwater lake which spans the borders of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. The Aral Sea is drying up due to irresponsible irrigation .
The temperature in that area rose, causing the Champlain Sea to disappear.
it is located in Asia, in Uzbekistan and Kazahkstan
Answer:The Aral Sea
Yes the Aral sea has salt water
The Aral Sea is located in Asia.
The Caspian Sea lies between the Aral Sea and the Black Sea.
The Aral Sea is located by Kazakhstan/Uzbekistan in Central Asia
A map of the Aral Sea drainage basin is at the link
The Aral Sea is found between Kazahkstan and Uzbekistan
Aral sea