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As the millennium approaches, China‘s phenomenal economic growth is a major driving force in the global economy. But failure in the coming decades to conserve and improve the quality of water resources will seriously undermine China‘s growth prospects and threaten its political stability. Water shortages, increasing flood damage, and rampant pollution threaten to undermine both short- and long-term modernization goals. It is uncertain, moreover, if sufficient fresh water will be available in the coming decades to accommodate China‘s growing water demands for agriculture, industry, energy development, and domestic supply.
This paper briefly reviews the cultural and physical aspects of China‘s precarious water situation, and discusses Chinese perspectives on problems and solutions. It then describes some successful public and private sector U.S. water-related initiatives in China, and concludes with recommendations for enhancing U.S. contributions to China‘s water conservation efforts in the overall framework of U.S.-China relations. This is an especially opportune time to expand cooperative water-focused scientific and technical programs that enhance China‘s capability to address problems while broadening the experience of the U.S. water management enterprise. To these ends, both sides have recently begun work on a framework for a comprehensive bilateral water resources management program.