Iran

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Die alten Gebäude in Isfahan sind architektonisch & kulturhistorisch extrem wertvoll. Allerdings erscheinen die Behörden vollkommen überfordert, was die Registrierung und rechtlichen Schutz der erhaltenswerten Gebäude betrifft. Verstehe das nicht. Die Registrierung der Gebäude in einer Datenbank technisch vorzubereiten und exemplarisch mit Inhalt zu füllen, wäre eine einfache Aufgabe für Studenten. Aber dem folgenden Artikel zufolge, existiert nicht einmal ein Konzept.

Date: 7/13/2014 1:33:31 PM
Isfahan’s historical texture crumbling under ‘neglect’
ISFAHAN, July 13 (MNA) – Historical mansions in Isfahan have once comprised two third of the city; now, they crumble under the general neglect of the cultural heritage authorities.

Isfahan has been home to historical houses with long bazaar souks, large mansions, and narrow alleys. Now, there is no precise figure about the number of these houses, which, along with general neglect and the lack of government bodies addressing the problem, has brought about the destruction of these monuments. No government body sees over the process and no plan would protect the historical texture.
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Every day, some of these houses are razed far from the city authorities’ critical eyes, and as if no one heard their voices if they rose even an eyebrow over the destruction. Shahin Sepanta, Isfahan Cultural Heritage Office expert says as long as the city lacks a database of information about historical houses, more and more such houses will be victim to authorities’ neglect.
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Das folgende Missmanagement führt nicht zum Verlust von Kulturschätzen sondern zu nicht weniger wie einem schweren ökologischen Desaster:

Date: 7/6/2014 3:28:23 PM
ULRC announces 10-year restoration plan
TEHRAN, July 6 (MNA) – Urmia Lake Restoration Committee spokesman has said the committee has prepared a 10-year plan to restore the Lake Urmia.
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“The current year and the next year will be the ‘stabilization’ period; and six years of 2016-2022 will be restoration period for the Lake,” said the spokesman, “we have used the expert views of more than 500 academicians and 50 other experts from overseas, with 25 bills delivered to the cabinet which it passed on June 29.”
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”We have no other way than reducing the water used in agriculture,”
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Ich prophezeihe mal, dass der Urmia See im Jahr 2020 vollständig ausgetrocknet ist und sich in eine lebensfeindliche Salzwüste verwandelt hat. Das Zeitraffer-Bild zeigt den dramatischen Trend: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://blog.everythingdinosaur.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Lake_urmia.jpg">http://blog.everythingdinosaur.co.uk/wp ... _urmia.jpg</a><!-- m -->