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China: Olympics 2008

The Chinese Dust Bowl

The Chinese Dust Bowl

As the world focuses on Beijing, rural China is dealing with a ecological catastrophe: the rapid desertification of its once-fertile steppes and oases. Now the Olympic giant is undertaking the most ambitious environmental restoration in history.

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