The Parched Earth and the Drowning Lands - Exploring the 2025 Iranian Drought and Indonesian Floods - Blog No. 137
When the first light of 2025 dawned, two corners of the world—thousands of kilometers apart—began telling a story of climate extremes. In the arid lands of Iran, parched soil cracked under sun-scorched air. Meanwhile in Indonesia, water surged where it had no right to be, sweeping away homes and dreams alike. These two disasters— Iran’s historic drought and Indonesia’s devastating floods —may seem unrelated at first glance, but in their economic costs, human tolls, and environmental impact, they paint a unified portrait of a changing climate and a world grappling with nature’s intensified fury. Related 🎉 Persona 5 Instrumental Album Release: “Vacation & Relax Pop Music 1” Is Now Available! - Blog No. 83 Visualized - Who Funds the World Health Organization (WHO) and How Its Money Shapes Global Health - Blog No. 134 Tale of Two Extremes: Drought in Iran and Floods in Indonesia Imagine a riverbed the color of dust. A reservoir so depleted that its concrete walls tower over emp...
