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600,000 people are working on a colossal Chinese project—comparable in size to Germany—to unexpectedly halt the Taklamakan Desert
In an extraordinary feat of environmental engineering, China has successfully surrounded the Taklamakan Desert, one of the ...
ThePrint9dOpinion
From Kashmir to China—Aurel Stein’s expeditions helped unlock secrets of ancient civilisations
Although the survey of Central Asia is among Stein’s most renowned and celebrated works, he had also successfully surveyed a ...
China just turned its biggest desert into a giant forest
China's largest desert is now encircled by thousands of trees. The forest currently stretches over about 2,000 miles around ...
Xinhua9d
GLOBALink | Chinese hikers conquer Taklamakan Desert in Xinjiang in 40 days
Chinese hikers Zhou Yang and Zhang Zhiguo accomplished an incredible feat on February 8, completing a remarkable 1,004 ...
Global Times19d
Drilling on a new swath of ultra-deep oil wells in Taklamakan Desert, starts after holiday
Drilling on a new swath of ultra-deep crude oil wells in the depths of the Taklamakan Desert, Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, has started after the Spring Festival holiday ...
The Globe and Mail20d
China’s Renewable Energy Boom: A Record-Breaking Shift or Still Chained to Coal?
One major milestone was the completion of the Ruoqiang photovoltaic (PV) project. This massive 4-GW solar farm in the Taklamakan Desert is one of the world’s largest solar power projects. It is part ...