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Asian Leaders Warn Competition Over Water Could Lead to Conflict

Asian and Pacific leaders, who gathered in Thailand this weekend for the 2nd Asia-Pacific Water Summit, warned that fierce competition in the region for water resources has the potential to cause conflicts.
Chinese Mines Blamed for Environmental Degradation, Water Pollution in Tibet

Tibet’s vast mineral resources are necessary for China’s environmental growth, but Tibetan activists say Chinese mining activities have not taken environmental protections seriously, resulting in degradation and pollution of water sources.

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Asian Leaders Warn Competition Over Water Could Lead to Conflict

Chinese Mines Blamed for Environmental Degradation, Water Pollution in Tibet