Iran December 21, 2016 Iran faces major challenges in securing water and food for its growing population. These challenges result from both the country’s semi-arid climate and declining precipitation over the past decade. Tags: 2008 - 2011 - about - Afghanistan - Agriculture - Aridity - Banking - Border - Climate - Crude Oil - Culture - Desert - economy - Environment - Fanack - Flood - France - Gas Reserve - Germany - Gross Domestic Product - Groundwater - Hydrocarbon - Iran - Iranian - Iraq - Irrigation - King - Kingdom - Labour - Middle East - Ministry - Mountain - Natural Gas - North Africa - Nuclear - Nuclear Program - Oil - Oil Reserve - Oman - Oran - Persian Gulf - Petroleum - Plateau - Population - Precipitation - project - Rainfall - Russia - Saud - Saudi Arabia - State - Strait of Hormuz - Tehran - The West - Turkey - UNESCO - United Kingdom - United Nations - United States - War - Water - Water Management - Women
Jordan’s scarce water reserves under pressure from refugee influx November 17, 2014 Jordan’s water resources Tags: 1948 - 1967 - 2003 - 2011 - 2012 - about - Amman - Aquifer - Arab-Israeli - Azraq - Basin - Border - Citizenship - Desert - Drainage - Education - Environment - Faces - Fanack - French - Germany - Groundwater - Gulf War - Health Care - Hussein - Infrastructure - Iraq - Iraqi - Irrigation - ISIS - Israel - Jordan - King - Kingdom - Lebanon - Media - Ministry - Ministry of Water and Irrigation - NGO - Occupation - Oil - Palestine - Palestinian - Pipeline - Pollutants - Pollution - Population - Refugee - Resources - Saddam Hussein - sources - Sport - Surface Water - Syria - Syrian - Syrian Refugee - The West - Treatment Plants - Turkey - United Nations - War - Wastewater - Water - Water Availability - Water Pollution - Water Quality - Water Resources - Water Treatment Plants - West Bank
