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In the first half year of 2014, the surface water in China is lightly polluted in general. Among the 962 state-owned sections under monitor, 62.8% belonged to ...
Business Industrial Wastewater Treatment
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by Tai Ping, manager at Veolia Water UK
the project has roots in an offhand comment by Mao Zedong who, on an inspection tour in the early 1950s, said: "The south has plenty of water, but the north ...
Discussion
by Tai Ping, manager at Veolia Water UK
Dear friends we been talking a lot about water and waste water use. But do you thing the use of waste water in irrigation is leading to soil pollution? Do you ...
Discussion
by Ying Shen, China Water Risk - Consultant
Take Beijing (capital city of China) for example, it is said that by 2019 desalinated water will take a considerable share of Beijing water supply, check news ...
Business
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by Yusheng Lum
China's Lanzhou Warns Drinking Water Contains Dangerous Levels Of Benzene. Residents in the Chinese city of Lanzhou rushed to buy bottled drinks on Friday ...
Discussion
by Yusheng Lum
China is encountering severe water shortages, resulting from both a large population and water pollution caused by rapid economic development with a minimal ...
Social
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by Tai Ping, manager at Veolia Water UK
Many Chinese enterprises have invested or plan to invest in the high-end bottled water market due to its strong potential, according to Shanghai's National ...
Academic
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by Kau Xiang
Future Agricultural Production will Depend on New Policies and Institutions. http://www.wilsoncenter.org/sites/default/files/bryan_lohmar_presentation.pdf . ...
Academic
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by Kau Xiang
Give your views on thois topic. China is engaged in a push to build hydroelectric dams on a scale unprecedented in human history. While being touted for ...
Academic
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by Vishakha Rajput, Previous COO The Water Network at AquaSPE AG
Even though China has substantial water resources, demographics, population, geography and politics make water a complicated issue. From a water supply ...
Discussion
by Ang Wenyan
China has a serious problem, bigger than the slowdown in manufacturing growth or the housing-price bubble. It's water, and it's a catastrophe that could affect ...
Business
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by Huie Meili
The words "impending water shortage," bring to mind arid places in the Middle East or Las Vegas. But in Beijing, the per capita annual water availability is ...
Discussion
by Kau Xiang
China's rapid industrialization and urbanization along with over exploitation and abuse of natural resources has led to serious water pollution and water ...
Discussion
by Kau Xiang
The world's top consumers of domestically produced hydroelectricity in 2010 were: China - 163.1 million tonnes of oil-equivalent (mtoe) (6.7 percent of its ...
Discussion
by Kau Xiang
Being "thrifty" means spending one cent as if you have only half a cent. This is an old Chinese saying to warn people to handle affluence without forgetting ...
Social
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by Kau Xiang
The Chinese government will enhance monitoring of drinking water sources, control poisonous contaminants and step up early warning mechanisms to ensure ...
Government
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by Kau Xiang
Lets discuss what are the new steps adopted to use the water efficiently in China.