Iranian scientist Kaveh Madani: ‘People don’t go to war for a drop of water’
The exiled former government official on how shortages can contribute to conflict — and why conspiracy theories about him are ‘no longer funny’
Iranian scientist Kaveh Madani: ‘People don’t go to war for a drop of water’
The exiled former government official on how shortages can contribute to conflict — and why conspiracy theories about him are ‘no longer funny’
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