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Water supplies were cut to parts of the Jilin City on Thursday. State-run media reports that floodwaters washed 7,000 barrels of a dangerous chemical into the Songhua River from a nearby factory. It’s unclear how well the barrels were sealed. State-run media estimates as much as 500 tons of chemicals could still potentially contaminate the river. However some pollutants produced by the plant were detected in the river and a strange odor spread ...
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Jilin City, China: Floods Wash Explosive Chemicals into River 2010-07-29
Water supplies were cut to parts of the Jilin City...
Factory Explosion Kills at least Six in Nanjing, China 2010-07-28
On to China, where at least six people hav...
Rights Group Report Shows Chinese Regime Acted Illegally in Tibet 2010-07-28
Chinese security forces shot people at ran...
China's Air Quality Worsens for First Half of 2010 2010-07-28
Pollution is getting worse across China, a...
Chinese Protestors against Land Grabs Could Face Crackdown 2010-07-27
Authorities in China’s eastern Jiangsu provi...
Chinese Regime Criticized for Sentencing Uighur Journalist to Jail 2010-07-27
A Chinese court has sentenced a prominent Uighur j...
China's Floods Kill At Least 742 People, Heavy Rains Continue 2010-07-26
Heavy rains, flooding and disasters have k...
Strikes End at Two Southern China Factories 2010-07-22
Workers at two suppliers for foreign autom...
