Sorğulama Zamanı - Mar 14, 2014
Experts Dr. Husein Khoroshi Isali and Gunash Zamanzade discuss several critical aspects of the human-induced environmental disaster surrounding Lake Urmia’s drying process in Azerbaijan, Iran. They explore the geographical features of the Lake Urmia basin, offering insights into its topography and hydrology. The discussion also delves into how changes in the water level of the lake can be assessed, examining various monitoring techniques and indicators.
The experts analyze the conditions and stages under which Lake Urmia's drying process has unfolded, highlighting the key factors contributing to this environmental crisis. They further evaluate the management of Lake Urmia's water resources, considering the political, economic, and environmental challenges involved. The possibility of the lake completely drying up is explored, with the experts discussing potential future scenarios. The conversation also addresses the far-reaching consequences of this disaster, including its impact on local communities, agriculture, and biodiversity. Finally, Dr. Khoroshi Isali and Zamanzade propose solutions and strategies to prevent the further deterioration of Lake Urmia, emphasizing the need for urgent and coordinated action.
What are the geographical features of the Lake Urmia basin?
How can the changes in the water level of Lake Urmia be assessed?
Under what conditions and through which stages did Lake Urmia's drying process occur?
How can the management of Lake Urmia's water resources be assessed?
Is there a possibility that Lake Urmia could completely dry up?
What consequences could the disaster of the drying up of Lake Urmia bring?
What can be done to prevent the disaster of the drying up of Lake Urmia?