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The environmental history of Guangdong Province
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  - South China's Guangdong Spends Heavily on
    Air Pollution Control
- Xinhua, 31 July 2001. The first project of Guangdong
	  Province in using sold desulfuration technology to limit
	  discharge of sulfur dioxide. The project is part of the
	  Blue Sky Scheme, in which the province will spend 5.7
	  billion yuan in carrying out 18 comprehensively harnessing
	  projects, with 100 major industrial polluting sources to be
	  treated.
- The e-waste land
- By Rachel Shabi, The Guardian, Saturday 30
	  November 2002. Today's throwaway culture has created a
	  toxic timebomb—techno trash. Guiyu, in the Guangdong
	  province of China, has become an electronic junkyard—a
	  grotesque, sci-fi fusion of technology and
	  deprivation. Electronic waste in general.