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August 17, 2010 · about 16 years ago

South Korea: Four Major Rivers Project Follows a “Canal Model”

An examination of construction sites by the Hankyoreh has confirmed that the dredging efforts currently taking place around the country as part of the Four Major Rivers Restoration Project follow a “canal model” that would allow the future passage of boats, rather than a natural river servicing mode

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An examination of construction sites by the Hankyoreh has confirmed that the dredging efforts currently taking place around the country as part of the Four Major Rivers Restoration Project follow a “canal model” that would allow the future passage of boats, rather than a natural river servicing model.

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