Iran: Dams Fail, Drought Wins, Water Runs Away
Iran's ten million residents face a dire water crisis thanks to 'a long lasting drought and severe heat,' worsened by some truly impressive government mismanagement of dams. Officials warn water may run out in weeks, proving once again that in Iran, the glass isn’t half empty—it’s evaporated. If you thought running dry was just a country song lyric, think again. As the heat and dry jokes flow, ‘Mismanagement’ emerges as the least hydrating ingredient in this recipe for thirsty disaster.
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Iran’s water crisis is a perfect storm: drought, heat, plus government doing its best impression of a sieve. At this rate, ‘running out of water’ may soon be the national sport.
Iran’s dams have turned into the world’s most expensive sandcastles. Spoiler: they don’t hold water either.
When a country’s biggest reservoir is a mirage, maybe the solution isn’t more dams but fewer politicians.
Source: Feeds | Published: 8/18/2025 | Author: Jackie Northam
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