November 8th, 2007
Source: EcoEgg Content Partners
Nearly 30 percent of China’s land mass is covered by desert, and the sands are continuously spreading. Losing farm land to desertification directly affects the livelihood of 400 million Chinese, and is having a severe impact on the economy. An AFPTV report from Heshui village in the Gansu province.
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