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اهواز، مرکز استان خوزستان، با اختلاف چشم گير نسبت به ديگر شهرهای جهان در
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maghshoosh

Ahvaz surpasses Tehran in distinction, says WHO

by maghshoosh on Tue Sep 27, 2011 01:24 AM PDT

Also see //www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/26/who-ranks-air-pollution-by-city_n_980842.html


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G. Rahmanian

Ahmadinejad's Quote Of The Year:

by G. Rahmanian on Wed Sep 28, 2011 01:33 AM PDT

"من غبطه ميخورم كه خاك [متبرك] كربلا به سر مردم خوزستان ميريزه!"


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G. Rahmanian

Maghshoosh:

by G. Rahmanian on Wed Sep 28, 2011 01:08 AM PDT

It seems you have taken my comment for its face value. Anyhow, Jananti(the ayatollah) was touring the city of Ahvaz after the revolution when he happened to pass through oil company neighborhood. Seeing its cleanliness and the great number of trees and beautiful lush yards, he is rumored to have later asked if the people living there ate grass!


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maghshoosh

Abarmard, I just noticed

by maghshoosh on Wed Sep 28, 2011 01:04 AM PDT

Abarmard,

I just noticed the BBC report linked @ //iranian.com/main/news/2011/09/27-0, in which the Iranian expert mentions dust storms from creeping deserts in various MidEast countries, esp. Iraq, as contributing significantly to the air pollution in nearby Iranian cities.  So perhaps various accounts of the WHO report should add this as a contributing factor.


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maghshoosh

Ahvaz pollution

by maghshoosh on Tue Sep 27, 2011 11:15 PM PDT

Abaramard,

The WHO's reports don't support your contention.   As indicated at the Huffington Post site, linked above, the WHO maintains that "heavy industry and low-quality vehicle fuel are the main causes of air pollution in this desert city of 1.3 million." The vehicle-fuel source must be mainly local.  The heavy industry must be a reference to the oil, petrochemical & metalurgical industries around ahvaz, although plausibly pollution from neighboring countries doesn't recognize borders.  In fact, the WHO's country map @ //gamapserver.who.int/mapLibrary/Files/Maps/G... marks Iraq as providing no data for their study.  So, the WHO is identifying the main source of the studied air pollution in Ahvaz as being domestic.  (On the flip side, Iraqis have also complained of Iranian pollution, as in //www.thenational.ae/news/worldwide/middle-ea... )

Rahmanian,

As far as the discussed air pollution is concerned, heavy industry and vehicle fuel are not considered hallmarks of the "Golden Islamic Age of 1400 years ago."  The present or the future are not always more desirable than the distant past.


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G. Rahmanian

IR Islamists

by G. Rahmanian on Tue Sep 27, 2011 03:08 PM PDT

IR Islamists are taking the country back to the "Golden Islamic Age" of 1400 years ago! They are turning Iran into another Arabian Desert!!!


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Abarmard

It's not Ahvaz fault

by Abarmard on Tue Sep 27, 2011 12:36 PM PDT

It's Iraq. All that dust is travelling from Iraq to Iran. Iran has already put forth Iran-Iraqi committee to resolve the issues. Iraq is suppose to plant and monitor the growing desert in their land, and they are not doing their part


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