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Iran's severe drought and climate stress have devastated water supplies, threatening cities, agriculture, and heritage sites.
Iran faces a deepening water crisis due to five years of severe drought, rising temperatures, and overuse of groundwater, with Tehran’s dams at critically low levels and construction halted to conserve water.
Rainfall has dropped 30%, temperatures have risen 1.8°C, and land subsidence in Isfahan threatens historic sites and infrastructure.
Agricultural output has fallen, Lake Urmia has nearly vanished, and salt flats now worsen regional heat.
Despite calls for water conservation, efforts have failed, prompting officials to stress urgent reforms in water management, agriculture, and urban planning to avoid irreversible damage.
La grave sequía y el estrés climático de Irán han devastado los suministros de agua, amenazando las ciudades, la agricultura y los sitios patrimoniales.