COGNICURRENT

Jan 13 • 17:40 UTC • 🇵🇱 Poland • Oko.press

Drought, corruption, concrete, and sanctions. Iran has been working for years on today's catastrophe

The article discusses how mismanagement of infrastructure in Iran has led to interconnected crises impacting agriculture, job loss, and increased migration, with insights from environmental analyst Nik Kowsar.

#iran #drought #corruption #migration #sanctions

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