Dr. Gholamali Baski was born in Sabzevar in February 1931. He graduated from Tehran University of Medical Sciences with a specialization in gynecological surgery in 1966. He is the most well-known Iranian environmentalist. In the late 1940s, he left city life and after treating his illnesses, gradually became a strict vegetarian and dedicated his life […]...

One of the fundamental and undeniable rights of every human being is the right to life. If the environment in which a person lives is damaged, their right to life and dignity, which is dependent on the surrounding environment, is also endangered. Therefore, the right to life and human dignity is the basis for the […]...

“Ahvaz is the most polluted city in the world.” This was the headline news that went on all news agencies last month. A comprehensive report by the World Health Organization on the top ten most polluted cities in the world, in which Iran had four cities: Ahvaz, Sanandaj, Kermanshah, and Yasuj. Seeing raindrops behind the […]...

“We need Karun water to revive the Zayandeh Rud. Everything from this conversation and interview with the new governor of Isfahan, Rasoul Zargarpour, published by Iran’s Water News Network, and his 9-hour visit to the ongoing project of the third Koohrang tunnel to transfer water from Karun tributaries to Isfahan, sparked a debate and argument […]...

Air pollution has become one of the most serious environmental problems in Tehran, the capital of Iran, and several other cities in Iran, considering its harmful consequences. Statistics show that during days of intensified air pollution in Tehran, the number of respiratory patients increases by up to 60%. The main factor associated with the exacerbation […]...

“And it seems like a dream.” Wangari Muta Maathai, also known as Mama Miti, was an environmental activist who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004 for her efforts in promoting peace and democracy. She was able to plant approximately 2 million trees in Kenya with the help of other women. He was born […]...