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Guyana: “many waters”?

Written byNicholas Laughlin
Posted 16 September 2009 16 years ago

What happens when drought hits the “land of many waters”? Guyana-Gyal wonders. “A rice-farmer living in my mother childhood village say that the water in the artesian well is running rusty. Rust. The colour of blood drying.”

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