China Unscripted

#191 China is Running Out of Water Fast | Andrew Eil

Jan 9, 2023

01:09:07

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Water Reuse for Cycling, Cutting Back on Pollution

03:23

How Does Water Use Affect Manufacturing Processes?

02:45

Is There a Way to Recover Some of That?

02:26

Introduction

3min

How Does Water Use Affect Manufacturing Processes?

3min

Is There a Way to Recover Some of That?

2min

Water Reuse for Cycling, Cutting Back on Pollution

3min

Water Crisis in China

3min

The South and North Water Project?

3min

Hydropower in China - The Water Crisis?

5min

What Is China's Water Crisis?

3min

The Pollution Trifecta of China's Energy

2min

10.

Seawater Crisis

2min

11.

The Scale of Desalination Is Not Enough, Right?

3min

12.

Can Desalination Really Be a Solution?

4min

13.

The Problem of Natural Resource Constraints in China

2min

14.

The Supply Chain Diversification of Supply Chains

3min

15.

What Can China Do About This?

3min

16.

The China Water Crisis Is a Link Topic That Is Worth a Podcast

5min

17.

Is China's Water Crisis Coming Out of the Spills?

3min

18.

Water for Thought

3min

19.

Thermiromide - The Last Movie That Is Great

2min

20.

The CCP Manages to Always Kick That Can a Little Further Down the Road

2min

21.

The Solution to COVID - Is China a Good Example?

2min

22.

Is There a Solution to the Black Hole Crisis?

5min

China is running out of clean water fast, and this could have far reaching consequences for its manufacturing, energy and agriculture sectors. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss why China's water has become so depleted, what the government might do in a water shortage, and how this would affect the economy. Joining us in this episode is Andrew Eil, the head of Climate Risk for North America for Tata Consultancy Services.