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> not in a city inside a state that is part of the most powerful country on earth Why not? There are plenty of ecological catastrophes in China and were in the
by School-Cotton 4y ago
> not in a city inside a state that is part of the most powerful country on earth
Why not? There are plenty of ecological catastrophes in China and were in the Soviet Union when it existed. I suspect “powerful” isn’t exactly the variable you’re trying to describe, and you actually mean something like “most developed”. But stories like this prove that the US indeed isn’t the most developed country in the world.
- InCityDreams 4y agoThe Richest Third World Country In The World?
- seanmcdirmid 4y agoWhenever there is a heavy rain in one of China's cities (e.g. Beijing or Wuhan), the whole city simply floods...like up to your head. It took a country like Japan to dig huge drainage tunnels to figure out how to avoid that problem in that region (so I would conclude, Japan is the most powerful country if judged solely by infrastructure quality).