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Focusing on Sustainable Growth — China Releases Draft of 12th Five-Year Plan
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Clearly wary about the consequences of its rapid economic development on the environment, China has set a path over the next five years to reduce consumption of the two most important resources that power its economy— coal and water. The country plans to rein in water use and introduces new energy intensity reduction targets in pursuit of more sustainable economic growth, according to the draft proposal of the 12th Five-Year Plan, the master economic blueprint that will chart China’s development through 2015.
Water and Climate Connection — Will It Make the COP-16 Negotiating Texts in Cancun?
National delegations, in addition to interest groups, are pushing water higher on the climate agenda
Climate Negotiations Must Consider Water and Energy Together, IWA Says
Water policy and energy policy must be integrated, according to the International Water Association
Climate Change Is Water Change — Water Experts React to Barcelona Negotiations
Water experts have convened in Barcelona to ensure water management strategies are integrated into global climate change negotiations – so far their efforts have fallen on deaf ears.