
China Unveils Comprehensive Measures for River and Lake Protection
China unveils comprehensive measures to protect rivers and lakes, aiming for harmonious coexistence between humans and water by 2035.
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China unveils comprehensive measures to protect rivers and lakes, aiming for harmonious coexistence between humans and water by 2035.

China has unveiled an ambitious action plan to transform its rivers and lakes by 2027, aiming to restore aquatic ecosystems, enhance water quality, and promote harmonious coexistence between people and water.

Bachu County in the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is revolutionizing agriculture with intelligent irrigation, saving water and transforming farming practices.
World Water Day highlights the importance of preserving glaciers, which supply clean water to nearly two billion people. Protecting these resources is essential for a sustainable future.
On World Water Day 2023, the focus is on glacier preservation, highlighting the urgent need to protect these crucial freshwater resources amid alarming rates of glacier melt due to climate change.

Discover why glaciers like the Jianggendiru Glacier on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau are vital to our water supply and why protecting these ‘guardians of water’ is essential for our future.
China has invested a record 1.35 trillion yuan in water projects in 2024, enhancing water security for millions and reducing groundwater overuse by nearly 32% compared to a decade ago.