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Water-Food-Energy Confrontations in the World’s Fastest Growing Economy

CHINA. Water-Food-Energy Confrontations in the World’s Fastest Growing Economy. Illustration by Mikel Jaso http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-07-06/why-we-care-about-the-price-of-water-in-china-peter-orszag.html. www.circleofblue.org/chokepointchina. Coal is Using 20% of China’s Water.

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Water-Food-Energy Confrontations in the World’s Fastest Growing Economy

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  1. CHINA Water-Food-Energy Confrontations in the World’s Fastest Growing Economy

  2. Illustration by Mikel Jaso http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-07-06/why-we-care-about-the-price-of-water-in-china-peter-orszag.html

  3. www.circleofblue.org/chokepointchina

  4. Coal is Using 20% of China’s Water

  5. Electrical Energy Production China 1900Gw 960Gw 2010 2020

  6. The King is Thirsty China’s Demand for Energy is Outpacing its Freshwater Supply

  7. Coal Base Extravaganza

  8. Water Serves Coal: Desalinization Push

  9. The Queen Dams at Any Cost 400 GW by 2020

  10. Electricity On the Move

  11. Shale Gas: New Energy Prince? Photo/Keith Schneider

  12. Lake Mead

  13. Watergy of Droughts

  14. Seeking Import Solutions to Water-Energy-Food Choke Points

  15. Push For More Efficient and Better Regulated Coal Industry

  16. Aggressive Water Allocation Scheme on the Yellow River

  17. Push for Recycling Water

  18. 40%by 2050

  19. U.S. on Water Intense Energy Path Canadian Tar Sands Oil, Biofuels, & Shale Gas

  20. Canadian Tar Sands Oil

  21. Water Intense Biofuels

  22. Water Footprint of Shale Gas

  23. China Water-Energy Team

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