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Pistachio farming in both Iran and California is facing significant challenges due to groundwater depletion and land subsidence. In Iran's Rafsanjan region, farmers are experiencing rapid land sinking, while California's Central Valley is also affected. Efforts to manage groundwater use and improve irrigation practices are underway in both regions, but challenges remain amid changing climate conditions.
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Pistachio farming in both Iran and California is facing significant challenges due to groundwater depletion and land subsidence. In Iran's Rafsanjan region, farmers are experiencing rapid land sinking, while California's Central Valley is also affected. Efforts to manage groundwater use and improve irrigation practices are underway in both regions, but challenges remain amid changing climate conditions.
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Groundwater Depletion Affects Pistachio Farming in Iran and California