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Iran Faces Dangerous Water Crisis as Temperatures Rise, Are the People to Blame?
As summer presses and temperatures rise, water scarcity in Iran is becoming a national emergency. The Iranian people, experts say, are to blame for this problem, with greenhouse gas emissions helping the crisis worsen.
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