Large Underground Water Reserves Found in Xinjiang Desert
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China: Large underground water reserves discovered in Taklimakan
Geologists have discovered two large water sources beneath China's largest desert in the Xinjiang region, which could provide a valuable new resource for sand-reduction projects and agriculture, Chinese media reports said. The desert region has attracted attention thanks to extensive pollution control and the fight against […] The post Large water sources discovered beneath China's largest desert appeared first on Republic.
Water under the sand. A team engaged in the exploration of the aquifers has discovered two large underground water reserves along the southern edge and in the heart of the Taklimakan desert, in the Chinese Autonomous Region of Xinjiang Uiguro. (XINHUA/ITALPRESS) mec/sat (video source: Xinhua)
Two large groundwater reserves have been discovered in the Taklamakan desert, in the Xinjiang region, in north-western China. Research could provide important information about the possibility of sustainable use...
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