<p><strong>With 35-55 million cubic meters of sand extracted each year, the Mekong Delta’s sand reserves could be completely depleted before 2035, according to research from the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) in Vietnam.</strong>

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With 35-55 million cubic meters of sand extracted each year, the Mekong Delta’s sand reserves could be completely depleted before 2035, according to research from the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) in Vietnam.

Mekong Delta’s sand resources likely to be depleted by 2035

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Mekong Delta’s sand resources likely to be depleted by 2035

Mekong Delta’s sand resources likely to be depleted by 2035