Building Green: Clearer waters and greener mountains benefit SW China's residents
CGTN, 02 Jul 2022
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The iconic Erhai Lake in Yunnan Province is one of China's largest freshwater lakes, covering 250 square kilometers. Over the years it's attracted millions of tourists to its shores. But in the late 90s, the lake water was plagued by algae and pollution. CGTN's Omar Khan spoke with one Dali-native about the environmental changes he's witnessed over the past decades.
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https://news.cgtn.com/news/2022-07-02/Clearer-waters-and-greener-mountains-benefit-SW-China-s-residents-1blp9l53ABy/index.html
The iconic Erhai Lake in Yunnan Province is one of China's largest freshwater lakes, covering 250 square kilometers. Over the years it's attracted millions of tourists to its shores. But in the late 90s, the lake water was plagued by algae and pollution. CGTN's Omar Khan spoke with one Dali-native about the environmental changes he's witnessed over the past decades.
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