jinak prave probiha projednavani prvni pracovni skupiny (physical basis of climate change) IPCC nad prispevkem do sesteho assesment reportu. nejvetsi udalost pro klima vedu od roku 2014. cely AR6 by mel byt pak venku pristi rok. jsem zvedavej, jak tuhle udalost planetarniho vyznamu budou reportovat media .)

PER2: ze problematika je adresovana skrz rovinu rozhodovacich procesu, rozhodnuti je to, co za neco "muze" nakolik se o tom rozhodujeme.

TUHO:
Suffering from drought and water shortages since March, they've taken to the streets in the last couple of weeks to express their anger with the government and its poor management of water resources.
"We've known about the problem of water scarcity and the threat it poses to national security for more than 30 years,"
According to official figures, Iran now has 192 dams — around 10 times it did some 40 years ago. "The government is seeking quick solutions that promise short-term success.

"As, for example, when you point out that you shouldn't, on principle, build large dams in a dry country like Iran, because too much water evaporates from the reservoirs."
Environmental experts have said the current water shortage is also the consequence of a mistaken understanding of agriculture development and progress. The government continues to be focused on maximizing self-sufficiency, not least as a response to sanctions and pressure from abroad.

It has been promoting agriculture and allowing the digging of deep wells, which have exhausted the available water resources. The traditional crops in Khuzestan are rice and sugar cane, both of which require large amounts of water. Around 90% of Iran's total water consumption is used up by agriculture.


tldr: lets blame clima change for everything