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  • Water Treaties – A Question of Rights

    Sophie le Clue gives an overview of the water treaty landscape; the abundance of bilateral and multilateral treaties, but notably China’s lack of presence in the field. … more

  • 2011 Year in Review & 5 Trends for 2012

    Find out what’s happened in the water space in the Year of the Rabbit and check out the five trends we see continuing into 2012, the Year of the Water Dragon … more

  • Geopolitical Risks: Transboundary Rivers

    China owns headwaters to at least 10 major transboundary rivers but has no formal agreements with neighbours on these. Sophie le Clue explores increasing tensions in South and SE Asia. … more

  • Zero Liquid Discharge – A Real Solution?

    With more companies in China moving towards Zero Liquid Discharge, China Water Risk takes a closer look at the technology, how it works and whether it will solve China’s water pollution issues. … more

  • China Water Risk Goes Live!

    China Water Risk’s new innovative website targets business leaders and investors as looming liquidity crunch may impede China’s growth. Get the Big Picture on China’s water crisis now … more

  • China Water Risk: A Portrait

    Don’t know anything about water risk? Read this in-depth review. Check out water challenges for each industry and be in a position to mitigate the risk. … more

  • One-Size-Does-Not-Fit-All

    Can Bottom-up Target Setting And Devolution of Control Deliver ‘Quality Growth’? Potential consequences of China’s 12th FYP and its effectiveness reviewed. … more

  • Hydropower: Environmental Disaster or Climate Saver?

    China Water Risk explores the trade-offs. Hydropower is a ‘double-edged sword’ for investors. Alongside emissions reductions there are significant environmental, social and governance issues to consider. … more

  • Do Hydropower Projects Need The CDM?

    Hydropower projects in the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) have come under increasing scrutiny. China Water Risks explores whether hydropower projects should be eligible for carbon credits. … more

  • Water-Intensive Companies in South-West China Face Water Restrictions

    Dr Guo Peiyuan from Syntao highlights that some cities in southern China are planning to restrict or even shut down operations of water intensive businesses to protect drinking water. Agriculture, power generation and heavy metal production have been impacted by water shortages. … more

  • HKEx Could Do More to Promote Environmental Disclosure

    Study by IPE, Civic Exchange, ADM Capital Foundation and China Water Risk finds 15% of companies listed on the HKEx with environmental violations on the mainland. The study calls for better disclosure of these. … more