U.N.: China Faces Pollution Challenges – Gillian Wong

Wl2 043 From The Associated Press:

The United Nations said Tuesday that China has made progress in increasing access to water for its citizens but still faces serious challenges in fighting pollution.

Water pollution and a lack of clean drinking water are some of the most serious problems facing China, with most of its canals, rivers and lakes severely tainted by agricultural, industrial and household pollution. [Full Text]

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