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China and Hong Kong: Water pollution

Written byOiwan Lam
Posted 6 September 2006 19 years ago

Sunfai comments on the T.V news feature on water pollution in Dongjiang (Guangdong province), the river is the source of Hong Kong fresh water. The blogger says that there is a repeated formular in environmental news in Hong Kong: blaming China for everything. However, as a city with 7 millions people, its natural resources are all from China, why so unreflective? (zh)

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