Here are my thoughts on the water shortages and challenges facing Iran today. The article is titled "Iran: Invest in Water. Invest in the Future...

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1. Motasharefon... anta lateef. Shokran! I certainly look forward to our communications and will be responding shortly to your most welcomed email. My very best wishes. AA

2. Thank you Aaron. Very interesting points you raised. I do not really know much about Costa Rica other than it being a fascinating and beautiful country. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and an overview of your morally aware business operations. I look forward to getting in contact and bouncing ideas and perhaps exploring commercial opportunities. All the best

3. Great article on Iran. I can't help see similarities in Costa Rica where most people seem to think water will never end and such a waste it makes me cry... Quite frankly I feel fortunate I am associated with a property in the high mountain rain forest at 2,000 meters above sea level, where fresh water literally just sprouts out of the land... surrounded by rain everyday all day... and I don't complain about rain as I did in the past when I was younger and did not appreciate the gift of water. We have a natural mineral alkaline spring water manufacturing plant operation up there, but never bottle more than a minimum amount of what we can... we even sent away a company that as intermediary for a big name in the water industry, was trying to buy our springs. We also are involved in community recycling because in reality plastic bottles are not the problem as almost everything is contained in plastic... the problem is us the people and our education on how we handle commodities and plastic containers... we just dump them not thinking consciously. Your article has been refreshing indeed and I hope your countrymen as my own, wake up and take responsibility for what we do to our planet and what we leave behind to future generations. ariel@costaricaswater.com