Authorities and environmentalists in Zambia fear the long-term impact of an acid spill at a Chinese-owned mine that poisoned a major river a
The Kafue River in Zambia was poisoned by an acidic spill from a Chinese-owned mine. Sixty percent (60%) of the people of Zambia live in the river's basin, and five million people, including the people living in the capitol, Lusaka, depend on the river for drinking water. This happened in February and I only learned of it today. There is a slideshow of images of the damage in the article, and one is a graphic depiction of dead fish.














