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Iran’s water crisis epitomizes a complex interplay of environmental, political, and social dimensions. The urgency for reform is clear, not just on a local level, but also through international collaboration. Addressing the crisis necessitates an unflinching commitment to sustainable practices, transparent management, and a reimagining of how water resources are utilized and shared.
The path forward will be slippery and fraught with challenges, but the alternative—a future of compounded economic, social, and environmental crises—ushers in an even bleaker reality. Without urgent action, millions in Iran and its neighboring regions may face dire consequences as the water crisis continues to unravel.