There are two initial steps towards resolving a problem.
#1: Acknowledge there is a problem
#2: Collect the information and data needed to address it
On point #2, this Nature article on water data availability in China is highly…https://t.co/8ZdNlp1hur https://t.co/3xXWTIqVQK
For those interested in a more in-depth look at the risks from China’s water shortages, the Baker Institute just published a piece that builds upon a Foreign Affairs article Gabe and I coauthored back in August.
There’s a ton of great analysis on the p…https://t.co/oBm4cTdzZz
Good article in Wired highlighting the various methods China’s government is adopting to try to resolve the water supply problem, including cloud seeding (firing silver iodide into the atmosphere to encourage rainfall).
Worth noting that Sichuan Provinc…https://t.co/Jpygyh8vrx
Great piece highlighting the need for urgent action. Any decarbonization models that assume current hydropower capacity remains available are at risk. https://t.co/oZep40561t
While there’s no shortage of bad news out there regarding droughts in Europe, the Western US, and elsewhere, the sheer scale of China’s water shortfalls is daunting.
The world needs to find ways to grow crops and generate electricity with a lot less wa…https://t.co/jnbaNS1thQ
Amidst all the gloomy news on climate change, this talk hosted by the American Security Project with Rep. John Curtis is one of the most encouraging discussions I've heard. Rep. Curtis is Chairman of the Conservative Climate Caucu…https://t.co/PcoSw7jxal https://t.co/3be5CnGbzD
Let's set aside political rhetoric and focus on hard economic facts.
Three months ago at the World Economic Forum, Chinese President Xi Xinping told the world he doesn't think the US Federal Reserve should be raising interest rate…https://t.co/9jMKK7fE7l https://t.co/dcxvOFu7qX
Great article by Epoch Times' reporter Venus Upadhayaya on the opportunities and challenges of diversifying supply chains away from China. Water sustainability needs to be a primary consideration, in India and the rest of the worl…https://t.co/9BM5SqP56s https://t.co/HMXOiLo0Ea
Completely agree- the costs of mitigating carbon dioxide emissions is minuscule compared to the risks to the global economy from climate change. https://t.co/24Shp4ImUW
For those wondering whether those nasty supply chain issues are going away any time soon, Xi's comments at the World Economic Forum suggest they are going to be with us for a loooong time.
#economics#china#investing https://t.co/r0z3rWNX8O
Timely article- Hal has covered a complicated geopolitical issue very concisely. As I’ve mentioned to a lot of people, there’s no line in the discounted cash flow model for water availability. #economics#china#water https://t.co/EAOxhlNCSJ