Amid a sharp drop in rainfall and rising temperatures, Iran’s water resources are nearing a critical crisis, with media reports warning of possible water rationing this summer.
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VOA Persian: Iran’s water crisis is worsening
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Israel faces driest winter in over a century
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Iran working on secret ‘shortcut’ to nuclear bomb, report says
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30,000 years ago, European Ice Age children pierced their cheeks at age
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