For decades, many people have been celebrating World Water Day on the first week of the year and trying to awaken the sleepers on this day. But I mostly remember the Day of the Dead in Mexico (Día de los Muertos) where they drink, dance, and laugh in memory of the dead. Although I do […]...

The industrialization of societies has increased day by day after the industrial revolution and the implementation of development plans without considering the environmental impacts. This has led to changes in land use from forests to agricultural and livestock lands, construction of dams, and manipulation of the natural water cycle, among other factors. The alarming increase […]...

In conversation with Naser Karami and Mohammad Darvish. This is a caption. Delbar Tavakoli From the time of the Constitutional Revolution until now, various militant groups have formed in Iran to establish democracy, freedom of speech, and other similar causes. Throughout different periods of history, individuals have been arrested, killed, and suppressed. However, it was […]...

The caption is not provided, so the text cannot be translated accurately. Please provide the caption for a proper translation. Delbar Tokali Over the past two decades, environmental activists have faced many ups and downs; including the drying up of Zayandeh Rood and Lake Urmia, the martyrdom of dozens of environmentalists, illegal hunting, dam construction, […]...

This is a picture of a beautiful flower. Mohammad Mohabi First – Stating the Problem Iran is located in the semi-arid belt close to the ground. The majority of Iran’s soil is desert. The scarcity of water in Iran has led to the creativity of Iranians in managing water. The oldest qanats in the world […]...

[/caption] There is no text provided in the given Farsi text. Please provide the text to be translated. Mohammad Mohabbai The severity of recent droughts in Iran has been such that even for provinces with high precipitation, such as Gilan and Mazandaran, the alarm has been sounded and this issue is indicative of the dire […]...