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Home›News›300 million cubic meters of soil needed to build islands in Shandong province (China)
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December 1, 2009 · about 17 years ago

300 million cubic meters of soil needed to build islands in Shandong province (China)

Shandong province in east China plans to create man-made islands at Longkou Bay, Longkou… Source: China Daily, December 1, 2009;

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Shandong province in east China plans to create man-made islands at Longkou Bay, Longkou…

Source: China Daily, December 1, 2009;

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