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To: big guy who wrote (97)	6/6/1999 12:59:00 AM
From: Wade	Read Replies (1) of 336

Big Guy, The water shortage is indeed a very serious problem in China. My sister just came back from her grand tour in China. First thing she told me was "The Yellow River is nearly dried, and Yangtze River is murky". Boy, that is shocking news for me. I wonder how will those Chinese plant their crops in the next century. Can they feed 1 billion plus people? Not likely. I remember that they are importing food already. So, what is the implication for our investment in the water sector? What is the best approach? Water technologies or water utilities? Or both. May be there will be new codes for every one to conserve water. I hope not to see it in my life time. Sincerely, Wade

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