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May 6th, 2006   Post 1
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Post; China eyes potable water for rural residents


China has 21 percent of the world's population and only 7 percent of its water resources. The leaders of the world's most populous nation have made clean water for the people a top priority.




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May 6th, 2006   Post 2
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Potable water for rural residents... lets try the cities first. The water here tests off the scale for lead, mercury and arsenic not to mention the giardia and e coli... mmmmmmmmmm. Who's thirsty?
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May 6th, 2006   Post 3
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Coke, please .
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May 6th, 2006   Post 4
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Originally Posted by bulldogg
Potable water for rural residents... lets try the cities first. The water here tests off the scale for lead, mercury and arsenic not to mention the giardia and e coli... mmmmmmmmmm. Who's thirsty?
In fact I have not drunk water for almost 300 days since all the water here are the same as what you said:the mercury;the arsenic;the coli;the giardia.
Even I can not get clean fresh water from the sky cause we do not have rains I am living in a destroyed desert.
I believe that I do not living in a so called superior world.
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May 6th, 2006   Post 5
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If it weren't for Robust and C'est Bon delivering 19 litre bottles I wouldn't be drinking either. Ying, what do you make of china's public announcement to provide potable water to rural residents? Seems a bit odd to me when the cities don't have it yet.