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Water and life slowly return to the vast wetlands of Iraq
Over the past half-century, most of the Marsh Arabs were uprooted as the Iraqi government drained and diked nearly 90 percent of the marshland in what international observers rank as a human tragedy and environmental disaster of global importance.
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Where they were...
Reporter Hal Bernton and photographer Thomas James Hurst have returned from spending a month in Iraq.

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