The leaders fight the drought (Xinhua) When does a drought become news? Droughts aren’t like most other kinds of disaster. They don’t usually happen overnight. They’re not like the brief dusting of snow that brought Britain’s... ...full story at Black & White Cat
from Black & White Cat on Sun, Feb 08 2009
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