milad arjomand; nima sadeghiyan; sahar amini; Sara Nazarnia Kharajou
Volume 2, Issue 2 , May 2020, , Pages 23-29
Abstract
The country's climate and water resources indicate a serious limitation of water resources, with more than two-thirds of the country's dry, semi-arid and desert areas being the main centers and population centers, including the country's metropolises, whose water supply resources rely on groundwater. ...
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The country's climate and water resources indicate a serious limitation of water resources, with more than two-thirds of the country's dry, semi-arid and desert areas being the main centers and population centers, including the country's metropolises, whose water supply resources rely on groundwater. It is located in less than a third of the country in other climates with humid and semi-humid climates. Therefore, the country's groundwater resources are currently in crisis due to over-harvesting due to the increase in unauthorized wells and overdrafts of authorized wells, along with the occurrence of consecutive droughts. Groundwater is one of the most important and main water resources in In addition to providing drinking water, agriculture and industry, the country plays an important role in the country's economic prosperity. In this study, the laws governing Iran's groundwater are examined and legal avenues are provided to rehabilitate canals, abandoned and barren wells, and so on.
