After Ruining a Treasured Water Resource, Iran Is Drying Up
A dried riverbed in Neyshabur, Iran. Morteza Aminoroayayi / Middle East Images via AFP via Getty Images More than international…
A dried riverbed in Neyshabur, Iran. Morteza Aminoroayayi / Middle East Images via AFP via Getty Images More than international…
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