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Lake Urmia in Northern Iran was once the largest lake in the Middle East. Human influence brought upon a devastating drought that the lake could not withstand, and today, just 5% of the original lake remains.
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- 8 minutes
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- Origin Country
- Germany
- Languages
- en
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