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Last updated: 2006-03-30

China to spend 1.2 billion dollars cleaning up Songhua river
2006-03-30

Residents line up to fill water containers from a truck in a street in Harbin, in northeast China's Heilongjiang province Saturday Nov. 26, 2005. Residents of Harbin have been depending on water deliveries since the city's water system was shut down to prevent it becoming contaminated by a massive chemical spill in the Songhua River.

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2005 Songhua River Pollution
China said it would spend 1.2 billion dollars cleaning up its third biggest river following a major chemical spill last year that contaminated water supplies for millions of people. ... ...
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