Water Crisis Imperils China
China’s growth may be imperilled unless the country addresses a deepening water crisis, according to a report released by the Asia Water Project in Hong Kong. Scarcity and pollution of the resource will be particularly acute for water-intensive industries such as steel, textiles, paper and forest products. Ensuring a sustainable water supply in China is likely to become a key factor in corporate planning that will affect the nation’s existence and the profitability of companies operating in the country, according to the report. |
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| Alliance for Water Efficiency April, 2010 |
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