China's water supply at risk

China's water supply at risk
Beijing (UPI) Apr 25, 2011 - Climate change is threatening China's water supply, a government official said. "China faces an imbalance between the supply and demand of water to support its rapid social and economic development, while protecting the natural environment and ecosystems," Minister of Water Resources Chen Lei told a roundtable meeting on climate change in China, the country's English newspaper, China Da ... more

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