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Photo Essay: For China's Polluting Factories, a Change of Address
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One good urn deserves another: A family of voluminous earthenware pots stands at the Nanfeng Kiln on Oct. 27. The mouth of the kiln faces south, and at the back there is a cluster of banyan trees that wave cool wind during the summer, hence the name “Nanfeng,” which means “Southern Wind.”

 

Photo: China Photos/Getty Images



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