Quenching China's thirst
Wang Yongchen
February 02, 2007
China's lakes and rivers are drying up, says Wang Yongchen, and rising temperatures are partly to blame. The country needs to take its worsening drought into account – before it's too late.
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有河皆干，有水皆污。
国在山河破，国在山河脏。
谁来管？谁能管？气候变化可是全球性的。
Whichever river in China is drying up, wherever water in China is contaminated. Who and which department should be responsible for this worsening situation? And how and which unit are really capable to deal with it?
Climate change is a global crisis which needs efforts of the whole world.
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