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Gmak Posts: 10179 Registered: 2007-07-27 Re-inventing the future at the speed of time. 
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"DrChaos" wrote..
I do not think that China has the food. That is one of the problems. 1. Movement of rural workers to the city 2. 4000 sq km of arable farmland disappearing every year to the advance of the Gobi Dessert. 3. Shortages caused by price freezes That is why ag and dry bulk shipping have been doing so well - anticipation of the food play on China. Add Water to the equation, and China is headed for a lot of problems. 2007-12-02 13:41:49
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