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September 30th, 2010
The Watery Future of East Germany’s Coal Mines

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DER SPIEGEL – Swathes of land in eastern Germany are undergoing an ambitious facelift: Derelict open-cast mines dating from communist East Germany are being flooded, transforming the area into Europe’s biggest artificial lake district. Developers hope it will become a tourist magnet as well. What to do if you have a series of gaping hole twice the size of Berlin in your backyard? That unusual conundrum has dogged Germany’s Lusatia region for decades. Read More