Sorry, no online dictionaries contain the exact phrase 2010 China drought and dust storms.

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1. 2009 australian dust storm
2. 2015 southeast asian haze
3. 2010 sahel famine
4. dust bowl
5. 2010 tennessee floods
6. 1931 china floods
7. 2010 pakistan floods
8. 2020 china floods
9. 2020 central vietnam floods
10. 2022 eastern australia floods
11. 2021 eastern australia floods
12. 2010 western australian storms
13. july 2016 north china cyclone
14. 2019 southeast asian haze
15. 2011 north american heat wave
16. 2019 iran floods
17. 2018 european heat wave
18. 2011 super outbreak
19. january 2016 east asia cold wave
20. 1980 united states heat wave
21. 2013 alberta floods
22. 1959 pacific typhoon season
23. 2016 uttarakhand forest fires
24. 2013 new south wales bushfires
25. 2008 atlanta tornado outbreak
26. 1997 southeast asian haze
27. 1955 united kingdom heat wave
28. great chinese famine
29. 2021 sri lanka floods
30. 2013 north india floods
31. 2019 arkansas river floods
32. summer of 2012 derecho series
33. 2015 south india floods
34. 2021 south india floods
35. february 2014 nor'easter
36. black saturday bushfires
37. typhoon xangsane
38. 1983 melbourne dust storm
39. chalisa famine
40. 2011 mississippi river floods

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