Environment

Every day that the country is closed due to air pollution, 7 thousand billion tomans of damage is caused to the country's economy and industry

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Hooman Khakpour, natural resources expert, in conversation with Rokna

Ismail Kahram, an environmental expert, said, referring to methods such as drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation, and fogging that turn water into very small particles.

Esmail Kahram, a prominent Iranian environmental activist and ecologist, criticized the performance of the Environmental Protection Organization

Firooz Ghasemzadeh, Director General of the National Water Data and Information Office, announced that this autumn has broken the record for the driest season in the past 58 years.

Now the subsidence has reached region 9 and this is slowly affecting the whole of Tehran. In the world, 4 mm of subsidence is called a crisis, in Iran we are involved in 360 mm of subsidence, which is 90 times.

Pay attention to the metatext of this woman's innocent words, which are issued from her unconscious.  It's hard to stop the tears from flowing;  For the burnt heart of Iran

If you take a fleeting look at the image included in this report, you will surely be struck with astonishment and amazement. It is an image of the sky engulfed in smoke and pollution over the 15-million-strong city of Tehran.

Some claim that Iran's drought is the result of sins such as women not wearing the hijab.

  says;  "We have been stationed here for almost 72 hours"!!

Over the past 18 years, the water level of the Caspian Sea has decreased by about 36 thousand square kilometers;  The decline with the noticeable retreat of the coasts

Kaveh Madani's new article in Forbes reviews the prayer of Darius the Great for Iran and addresses the question of how Iran has become trapped in this situation.

This set of photos is a comparative comparison that shows the current situation of the Karaj Dam is more critical than the conditions in 2022

We are no longer in a water crisis; we are in a "water bankruptcy."

If the Ministry of Energy was honest with the people, the people would also cooperate and less water would be consumed

The most important issue of the country right now is water imbalance. We have been warned about this for years and we are all responsible. 

  Since the water management in Iran is faced with extensive corruption, incompetence and inefficiency, all this time the lake was dry, even though saving it was not a difficult task, they did not manage to do it and the lake dried up.

  Experts warn that the country's water resources have reached the end point in some areas, and there are even whispers of Tehran's evacuation

  The water crisis in Iran has reached a stage where the president talks about the possibility of "evacuating Tehran", but experts see these statements as a sign of the government's management weakness and inaction.

Hiahu dam and many reservoir dams in South Khorasan province are on the verge of complete dryness due to lack of rainfall./IRNA

Official reports and received images confirm that the major dams in the provinces of Tehran, Isfahan, Qom, Kerman, Razavi Khorasan, and Zanjan have approached dead storage capacity.

They have written a law that 85% of food production must happen in Iran, but does your water and soil capacity even allow for that?

The number of critical dams has more than doubled in less than two weeks; it has increased from 8 dams to 19 dams.

The water situation in Tehran is deteriorating exponentially

While during the same period last year, 20 millimeters and in the long-term period, 30 millimeters of rainfall were recorded.

Photo: Reza Mastouri

Recently, Somayeh Rafiei stated in an interview that the current water shortage situation in the country is due to a few people who have been in charge of the country's water management for years.

  Following the sharp decrease in rainfall and the drop in water input to the dams of Tehran province, the CEO of Tehran Regional Water Company

  Kaveh Madani's warning about the water crisis, an Iran waiting for rain 

What is clear is that after the 2000s, governments tried to improve the situation of Lake Urmia; how successful they were is a matter of debate.

  The solar energy extraction capacity has reached 2,500 megawatts, which is a historical record.

Currently, only about 17% of the reservoir capacity of the dams in Kerman province is full, which shows a seven percent decrease compared to the same period last year.

  This critical situation is considered a serious alarm for water management in Tehran metropolis.

In a conversation with the head of the Khuzestan Water Industry Engineers Association, it was discussed

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