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https://dialogue.earth/content/uploads/2020/05/dongbaohe_426.jpg426180The eastern tributary of the Pearl River is the lifeblood of Hong Kong and the regions that surround it in south China. But its precious resources are being misused, writes Liu Su, and there is no sustainable plan for its future.