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LONDON-- Ten years after the Gulf War ended, Kuwait's deserts are still drenched in crude oil, most of it spilled as Iraqi invaders beat a hasty retreat. Now the country is about to embark on a belated $1 billion effort to tackle the ecological calamity in one of the biggest environmental remediation projects ever attempted.
