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Iran's situation with water has always been precarious, hence the massive ancient system of channels and aqueducts, which was mostly destroyed by the Mongols in
by inglor_cz 11mo ago
Iran's situation with water has always been precarious, hence the massive ancient system of channels and aqueducts, which was mostly destroyed by the Mongols in the 13th century.
I wonder if, today, the overall brain drain is contributing to the situation. Iranian engineers don't have to put up with the regime's shenanigans if they don't want to. How many of the people who could have managed the situation are abroad?
- whatevaa 11mo agohttps://youtu.be/n8kSGH4I8Ps?si=_zN-vfS95gHTgejw https://youtu.be/n8kSGH4I8Ps?si=_zN-vfS95gHTgejw It's a combination of internal and external factors. Internally - wasting water and overpumping underground water table. Externally - climate change and Afghanistan damming couple of rivers flowing into Iran.