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Thirst for Water

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China Dehydrated

Across China in 2007, 39.93 million hectares of farmland was affected by drought, of which nearly 9 percent became unfertile. Millions of people had difficulty accessing drinking water

A rare long drought has had severe consequences across China and brought up difficult questions about the cause

Thirst for Water

Water, as a source of life on this planet, is also a major resource for social development

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