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Nov 10, 2016, 11:52 am129 pts
EcoWatch
China's Poyang Lake , which was swollen by El Nino rains earlier this year, has dried up dramatically since mid-September as the region's dry season arrived 54 days ahead of schedule. Previous Next A huge ship was stranded on the lake bed in the Lushan District of Jiujiang on Nov. 2. Photo credit: Xinhua…
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