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How this iconic Iran river is threatened by droughts and diversions - Vimarsana News

How this iconic Iran river is threatened by droughts and diversions

Largely arid, Iran – like other nearby countries – has suffered chronic dry spells and heat waves for years, which are expected to worsen with climate change.

Iconic Iran river threatened by droughts, diversions - Vimarsana News

Iconic Iran river threatened by droughts, diversions

The famed river bridges of the Iranian city of Isfahan are a beloved tourist draw — but much of the time their stone arches span just sand and rocks, not water.Drought and...

Water mismanagement in Iran: Drought and diversions – pulling the plug on Isfahan - Vimarsana News

Water mismanagement in Iran: Drought and diversions – pulling the plug on Isfahan

Drought and upstream water diversions have seen the Zayandeh Rood, "fertile river" in Persian, run dry since 2000, with only rare exceptions. The famed river bridges of the Iranian city of Isfahan are a beloved tourist draw – but much of the time their stone arches span just sand and rocks, not water

Iconic Iran river threatened by droughts, diversions - Vimarsana News

Iconic Iran river threatened by droughts, diversions

The famed river bridges of the Iranian city of Isfahan are a beloved tourist draw - but much of the time their stone arches span just sand and rocks, not water.

Water mismanagement in Iran: Drought and diversions – pulling the plug on Isfahan - Vimarsana News

Water mismanagement in Iran: Drought and diversions – pulling the plug on Isfahan

Drought and upstream water diversions have seen the Zayandeh Rood, "fertile river" in Persian, run dry since 2000, with only rare exceptions. The famed river bridges of the Iranian city of Isfahan are a beloved tourist draw – but much of the time their stone arches span just sand and rocks, not water