World water vision: balancing thoughts after The Hague

Article Abstract:

An overview is presented on the Second World Water Forum, held in March 2000, along with proposals resulting from issues discussed at the forum. Topics include the need for a variety of water resource management practices, adapted for the particular circumstances of different regions, as well as the need for intranational strategies to address trans-boundary water issues such as river basin jurisdiction.

World, Management, International aspects, Water-supply, Water supply, Water quality management

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Water resources development: vicious and virtuous circles

Article Abstract:

Water resources development is often treated as a linear process, yet it is intergenerational and utilizes complex interconnected networks. Managers need to identify potential interconnections with other areas and use integrated, multidisciplinary approaches.

Sustainable development

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Climate change in China

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that China is becoming more temperate in climate, based on studies conducted since the 1950s, with the range between minimum and maximum temperatures narrowing measurably. Regional data are presented.

China, Statistical Data Included, Natural history, Climatology, Climatic changes, Climate change

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