Is there a legal vacuum or protective law regarding environmentalists? / Abolfazl Alizadeh

There is no place for environmentalists. Environmental protection is like a deterrent agent, similar to law enforcement, and it strives to protect animal species. However, in the process, environmental protection does not have job security and there are still no strong laws and security measures in place for environmental protectors in the country. Previously, the […]...

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The Story of National Parks in Iran and the Dagger We Strike Ourselves With / Morteza Hamounian

It takes thousands of years for a natural source to be established on Earth; a forest or a swamp, a lake or a plain or a mountain. These natural sources, these reserves and natural treasures, are a heritage that has been passed down from generation to generation. They are the lungs of the Earth and […]...

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Waste management issues during and after floods / Zahra Jabari prominent

Although the drainage of wetlands, lakes, underground water sources, fertility of soil, and the moisture and suitability of dry and waterless lands for agriculture and revitalization of vegetation are considered as great blessings of floods for dry and water-scarce countries like Iran, on the other hand, our country has always been faced with a high […]...

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Air pollution in Iran; why aren’t laws effective? / Mo’in Khazaeli

Unclean air is illegal. As statistics show, air pollution in Iran is one of the main causes of premature deaths, and according to the Ministry of Health’s statistics, nearly 40,000 premature deaths occur annually due to air pollution in Iran. Based on these statistics, in Tehran alone, more than 4,000 citizens lose their lives prematurely […]...

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Ismaeil Kohram in conversation with Reza Ekvanian: We did not have any specific plans for Khuzestan.

He says we had no solid plan for Khuzestan. He states that “environmentalists have repeatedly warned about the future of Khuzestan,” and adds, “the problem is that we gave the Great Marsh to the Ministry of Oil and they came and dried a part of it. Why did they dry it? To come and find […]...

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Kermanshah; Water shortage and environmental destruction / Keyumars Amiri

The vast province of Kermanshah, with an area of 25009 square kilometers, which is one and a half percent of the total area of the country, has been ravaged by the most merciless enemy, oppression and plunder, over the past 42 years and has been turned into a dry and barren land. Kermanshah is facing […]...

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The environmental record is part of his black record/ Azam Bahrami

Although the path that the Rouhani government has taken regarding national resources, as well as the selection of managers and its policies for protecting natural capital, is in fact a continuation of the overall approach of the Islamic Republic government towards natural resources, it also has its own unique characteristics. Perhaps writing about the environmental […]...

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Pollution from Qarah Su and Karkheh to Shush/Kiumars Amiri spans several hundred kilometers.

A General Look at the Wastewater Problem in Kermanshah Province In the spring of 1343, a flood occurred in the river known as “Abshooran” in the city of Kermanshah, causing extensive damage to the homes along the river. The residence of the late Ali Ashraf Darvishian, a renowned writer of our country who was a […]...

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The pollution of city air is a gift of unsustainable development and mismanagement/panacea of victory.

Sources: Improving Criminal Regulations and Innovations in Clean Air Law Compared to the Law on Preventing Air Pollution/ Author: Abdolmajid Soodmandi/ Journal of Criminal Law Research, Volume 7, Summer 1398, Issue 27 Factors Affecting the Occurrence of Clean Air Days in Tehran/ Author: Fatemeh Dargahian/ Geography and Regional Development, Volume 15, Spring and Summer 1396, […]...

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The first priority of the government in Iran is consumption / Azam Bahrami.

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Recycling should be turned into a moral virtue; in conversation with Dr. Naser Karami / Conversation by Ali Kalaii.

Dr. Naser Karami is an associate professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). His research areas include sustainable development and climate change, physical geography, weather and climate change, regional planning, natural resource management, and environmental management. He is a climatologist and one of the most renowned researchers, authors, and journalists in the […]...

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Hospital Waste Management and Environmental Rights/ Mohammad Mohabi

Environmental rights and its philosophical foundations have originated from the principles of human rights and natural rights. The most fundamental natural right of humans on this planet is the “right to life”. The environment on Earth is also the habitat of human life. This beautiful blue planet has been hosting various forms of life, in […]...

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