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: China Hearsay

China Environmental Problems Apparently Worse Than We Thought

By Stan

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The following, from Caijing, found its way into my Inbox recently:

Tap Water Not Contaminated By Chemicals

To be fair, the “Not” was not emphasized (e.g. Not) in that headline, so my interpretation of it is not exactly fair. However, my first reaction honestly was that somehow it was newsworthy that tap water somewhere in China was free of chemical pollution.

Well, you guessed it, I was a bit, um, mistaken.
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