Maybe Iran should ask Israel to help them with regard to this. I believe the State of California has already asked becaise of drought conditions here.
IRAN'S FUTURE IN JEOPARDY OVER LACK OF WATER
Only solution: Do away with 'nuclear projects and the export of terrorism'
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Iran’s steel industry production is reported to be down to 40 percent of its capacity.
Thousands of acres of valuable croplands there are dried up, no longer providing much-needed food.
Two hundred villages in Sistan and Baluchistan Province have been abandoned, and in the next five years, no one will be living in the eastern areas of the country.
Dust is at 20 times the normal level in Khuzestan because of rampaging sand storms.
All the result of sanctions against the rogue Islamic regime? A product of those crippling limits on supplies, technology and resources imposed by the world to deter the nation’s pursuit of nuclear weapons?
No.
All because of the actions – the misuse and abu
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IRAN'S FUTURE IN JEOPARDY OVER LACK OF WATER
Only solution: Do away with 'nuclear projects and the export of terrorism'
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Iran’s steel industry production is reported to be down to 40 percent of its capacity.
Thousands of acres of valuable croplands there are dried up, no longer providing much-needed food.
Two hundred villages in Sistan and Baluchistan Province have been abandoned, and in the next five years, no one will be living in the eastern areas of the country.
Dust is at 20 times the normal level in Khuzestan because of rampaging sand storms.
All the result of sanctions against the rogue Islamic regime? A product of those crippling limits on supplies, technology and resources imposed by the world to deter the nation’s pursuit of nuclear weapons?
No.
All because of the actions – the misuse and abu
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Iran’s future in jeopardy over lack of water