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March 16, 2010 | Posted by Daniel Saraceno Joseph S. Nye, Jr., Research Intern - 7:30am | 0 Comments
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The Washington Post reports on rising issues of water security in China amidst its economic success.
- Bangladeshi rice farmers look to salt resistant agriculture amidst climate change related crop loss, reports IRIN.
- According to a Politico blog a recently captured terrorism suspect had previously worked at an American nuclear energy facility.
- Business Week reports as China announces that it will no longer accept applications to mine its rare earth deposits until 2011.
- Unseasonably high levels of snow melt and rainfall blamed in recent natural disasters in Central Asia, according to IRIN.
- EXTRA: As we believe all natural resources should be involved in natural security discussions, we wanted to flag this unique idea to use bears to find the world’s most wanted terrorists.
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