Press Review: Deadly air pollution & drilling for water in China

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Air pollution is poised to overtake poor sanitation and contaminated drinking water as the world’s leading cause of premature death. [The Guardian]

Pulling apart the issues facing the Sahel reveals a dangerous mix that could lead to humanitarian disaster. [The Economist]

Syria marks the one year anniversary of its uprising with 8000 people dead. [Washington Post]

A Ugandan gay rights group has filed a lawsuit against an American Christian minister for promoting violence that targets gay people in Uganda. [BBC]

As many of China’s farmers must drill deeper and deeper to find water for their crops, the resulting carbon dioxide emissions are adding to the country’s pollution problem. [The Guardian]

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About Rebecca Silus

Rebecca Silus was born in Minneapolis and received her MFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design in 2008. She lives in Berlin, where she works as an artist, editor, and author.

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