Mohammad Darvish

Listen | Soil erosion in Iran: Mohammad Darvish and Mojtaba Pakparvar
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See: The Water and Environmental Crisis in Iran, a conversation between environmental activist Mohammad Darvish and ecologist Adel Jalili
Today's interview is with Dr. Adel Jalili, a well-known name in the field of natural resources and long-time director of the National Botanical Garden of Iran; someone who has worked for years to protect endangered species and expand ecological knowledge, but now speaks at a time when the news of the dissolution of the Natural Resources Organization in the new government has raised serious concerns
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Ataullah Ebrahimi: 70-80 percent of the Natural Resources Organization's duties are governance duties
I don't think this decision was made consciously
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Ataullah Ebrahimi: We must solve our soil problem before solving the water problem
We need to turn off the water supply valve so we can return the tank to its original state
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Ataullah Ebrahimi: We have one of the highest soil erosion rates in the world
We are losing our territorial ecological capacity at a faster rate than the rest of the world
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Listen | The water crisis and natural resources: a conversation between environmental activist Mohammad Darwish and Ataullah Ebrahimi, head of the Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research Institute
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See: Water Crisis and Natural Resources: A Conversation between Mohammad Darwish, an environmental activist, and Ataullah Ebrahimi, Director of the Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research Institute
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Water Crisis in Iran – Conversation between Mohammad Darvish, environmental activist, and Isa Bozorgzadeh, spokesperson for Iran’s water industry.
Reducing water exploitation in the country’s provinces has now become one of the main environmental concerns; an issue that experts believe is the only way to achieve resilience, reduce imbalances, and control land subsidence. However, this major change requires a reconsideration of livelihoods and businesses that are heavily dependent on water.
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Isa Bozorgzadeh: Using unconventional water resources is a response to climate change.
We can convert the use of natural resources in a way that benefits the farmers.
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Isa Bozorgzadeh: Water is not a political issue; it is a social issue.
Participatory water management is a tool that has been known for years but has not advanced.
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Isa Bozorgzadeh: The executive bodies and the legislature have interests in “remaining in the final state.”
Statesmen must realize that many solutions lie in letting go.
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Isa Bozorgzadeh: The solution to the country’s water issue is to reduce water loadings to the limit of the ecosystem’s resilience in each region.
The main actions on the issue of climate change have advanced through market mechanisms.
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Tonight on Abdi Media: Water and Natural Resources Crisis
Conversation between Mohammad Darvish, environmental activist, and Ataullah Ebrahimi, head of the Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research Institute
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See: Water Crisis in Iran Dialogue Mohamed Dervish Environmental Activist and isa bozorgzadeh Spokesman of the Water Industry of Iran
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Listen | Water Crisis in Iran — A conversation between Mohammad Darvish, environmental activist, and Isa Bozorgzadeh, spokesperson for the national water industry
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Adel Jalili: Either you accept a civilizational Isfahan, or an industrial and agricultural Isfahan.
You can generate more revenue through tourism than from oil.
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Adel Jalili: We have one of the messiest economies in the world.
Development must be defined based on national interests.
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Adel Jalili: The water crisis in megacities is a local crisis.
If you built water treatment and recycling facilities in Mashhad and its surrounding cities with 200 million dollars
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Adel Jalili: The mountains are a great blessing for us.
One of the main centers for the speciation of Astragalus (Gavan) in the world is Iran.
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Adel Jalili: The people are not guilty!
The prolongation of civilization creates a hidden culture that reveals itself at critical moments.
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