I know this is way off topic, but I thought it was a very interesting image.
Tiananmen Square is seen amid a sandstorm in Beijing March 20, 2010. A severe sandstorm that plagued northwestern China in the past few weeks arrived in Beijing Friday night, packing strong winds and tonnes of sand, Xinhua News Agency said. REUTERS/Grace Liang (CHINA – Tags: ENVIRONMENT IMAGES OF THE DAY)
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I still remember the guy standing in front of the tank trying to stop the soldiers from killing the innocent people who wanted
FREEDOM from the communnist government!! RTR
sandstorm in beijing, shitstorm in washington.
irony.
They are losing 20-22 miles of land a year in the western provinces. The sand comes form there. Over-population equals over-farming equals desert.