Iraq marshlands rebound to go on despite turmoil

07 Dec 2006

Ancient marshlands in southeastern Iraq drained by Saddam Hussein have rebounded to nearly half their former area, and progress should continue despite turmoil currently rocking the nation, U.N. officials said on Thursday. Full Story

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