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Hubei Confronts Its Lake Disappearing Act
Hubei Confronts Its Lake Disappearing Act
Can a province once beloved for 1,000 lakes save the few that remain with new regulations?
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(Wuhan) – The last lakes in Hubei Province are shrinking so fast that no one knows whether new government regulations – the latest leg of a 16-year-old environmental scramble – can reverse the disappearing act.
The province has been losing its once-bountiful lakes for about 100 years, but the destructive pace accelerated in modern times with extension draining projects for farmland and the expansion of water-dependent heavy industry.
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