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Scientists discover cause of drought in Kumtag Desert
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Since 2007, scientists have built two automatic meteorological observation stations and four wind-measuring stations in the Kumtag Desert to study the ecology of the area and the process of desertification.

Since 2007, scientists have built two automatic meteorological observation stations and four wind-measuring stations in the Kumtag Desert to study the ecology of the area and the process of desertification.


(China.org.cn by Li Jingrong July 15, 2009)

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