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Cartoon – Rules

November 25, 2025 Antarctica Journal

Cartoon depicting a man speaking to a stern-looking official at a counter, expressing his compliance with rules.

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Nearly one fifth of China’s farmland has been polluted because of industrialization and lack of environmental regulations, according to a Chinese government report. More than 80 percent of the pollution involves inorganic toxins, including cadmium, nickel, and arsenic, which can make their way into crops.

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