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A special report on China's quest for resources - March 2008
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China's hunger for natural resources has set off a global commodity boom. Developed countries worry about being left high and dry, but the biggest effects will be felt in China itself...

Also in this special report:

Iron rations - China is determined to make the most of its own limited resources.


The lucky country - Australia can't dig fast enough to meet demand from China.


Mutual convenience - Congo has something China wants, and vice versa.


No strings - Why developing countries like doing business with China.


Intrepid explorers - China's mining and oil firm pop up everywhere.


A large black cloud - Rapid growth is exacting a heavy environmental price.


The perils of abundance - China must learn to do more with less.

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Publisher: The Economist
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