January 13, 2014
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Lately there's been a lot of talk about Chinese air pollution; smog so thick, you can barely see the streets of Beijing. But what you might not know is that China is facing a major water crisis. Rivers are drying up and there's not enough water to go around. And what little water there is has been so polluted by chemical and industrial run off, it's undrinkable. And if the Three Gorges Dam didn't cause enough trouble, the next great public work sure will. It's called The South-North Diversion Project, and will link up the Yellow River with the Yangtze River, hopefully funneling water from the south to the water starved North. All it takes is drilling through the Himalayas.
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