China’s Desalination Capacity Surpasses 3 Million Tonnes Daily
The Chinese mainland’s seawater desalination capacity has topped 3 million tonnes daily, securing residential water for 15 million people.
Water Security
World’s Largest Water Interchange Project in the Chinese Mainland Hits Major Milestone
The world’s largest water interchange project on the Huaihe River in the Chinese mainland passes a critical underwater inspection, boosting regional flood control and safety.
Vanishing Peaks: The Crisis of Snow Shortage in the European Alps
Snowfall in the European Alps has dropped by over a third in a century, threatening ski industries, water security, and mountain communities.
Warming Accelerates River Migration in the Himalayas, Chinese Study Finds
A new Chinese-led study reveals that global warming is rapidly reshaping Himalayan river systems, threatening water security for billions across Asia.
China Prioritizes Water Network Modernization to Boost Security, Agriculture
Chinese Vice Premier Liu Guozhong emphasizes modernizing water networks and enhancing flood prevention during inspections in Zhejiang and Jiangxi, aiming to bolster water security and agricultural resilience.
China-Zimbabwe Borehole Initiative Transforms Communities Amid Climate Challenges
A China-backed borehole initiative in Zimbabwe provides clean water, boosts livelihoods, and enhances climate resilience, transforming over 300 communities amid recurring droughts.
U.S.-Mexico Water Treaty Sparks Tensions Amid Climate Pressures
Mexico fulfills 2025 water debt to U.S. under 1944 treaty, but climate challenges threaten long-term water-sharing framework between the nations.
Trump Proposes Renewed US Mediation in Nile Dam Dispute
US President Trump offers to revive mediation efforts between Egypt and Ethiopia over the contentious Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, emphasizing regional water security.
China Prioritizes Water Security, Trade Efficiency in Year-End Policy Push
China’s State Council advances national water network plans and cross-border trade reforms to bolster economic resilience and public safety in 2025.
Lancang-Mekong Nations Conduct Joint Water Emergency Drill
Four nations conduct joint Lancang-Mekong River emergency drill, enhancing regional water crisis management and cross-border coordination capabilities.
Asia’s Glaciers in Peril: Climate Crisis Threatens Water Security
Accelerated glacier melt in Asia threatens water security for millions, with UN data showing record retreats in five of the past six years. Global action urged.
Europe’s Water Security Under Threat, Warns Environment Agency
Europe’s water security is threatened by pollution, habitat degradation, climate change, and overuse of freshwater resources, warns the European Environment Agency.
UN Chief Appoints Indonesia’s Retno Marsudi as Special Envoy on Water
Retno Marsudi of Indonesia has been appointed by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres as Special Envoy on Water to advance global efforts toward water security and sustainable development.
China’s SCIO Addresses National Water Security in Press Briefing
China’s SCIO held a press conference on national water security, with Vice Minister Liu Weiping outlining strategies to safeguard the nation’s water resources.
California’s Snowpack Surges Above Average: Implications for Asia’s Water Security
California’s snowpack levels have surged above average after a massive blizzard, highlighting crucial lessons for Asia’s water security amid climate change.
China Embarks on New Era of Water Management and Security
China’s State Council outlines ambitious plans for high-quality water management development, aiming to enhance national security and promote sustainability in the new era.