China vs. Mother Nature: Can the Dikes Hold the Rain? || Peter Zeihan

Northern China is grappling with unprecedented flooding, with over five feet of rain already exceeding annual averages. Cities like Hebei, Beijing, and Tianjin are facing dire infrastructure challenges. The discussion dives into the historical context of flood management along the Yellow River. Experts analyze the risks posed by extreme weather and the implications for future water management strategies. There's a sense of urgency as the region braces for even more rain.