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South-to-North Water Transfer Project: China’s Redistribution of Natural Resources

Posted on April 22, 2021 by agogo22

What should you do when all of your country’s water is in the south, but all of your country’s people are in the north?

Isn’t it obvious? Move the rivers up to the north! […]

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