Iran's Water Crisis: Ancient Qanat Systems Destroyed, Capital May Relocate Due to Water Bankruptcy
Iran is looking to relocate the nation’s capital because of severe water shortages that make Tehran unsustainable. Experts say the crisis was caused by years of ill-conceived dam projects and…
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