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Opportunities in the Water Management and Treatment Industry in China
There is a popular myth that China does not have enough water to satisfy the needs of its own population and industry. Professor Hardiman exposes the truth behind water shortage, that inefficient infrastructure and failed water-education and management result in a culture of wastefulness. Solving this dilemma is represents a lucrative opportunity for companies, and a brighter future for China.
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About Richard Hardiman
A Fellow at the Harry S. Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace and a visiting scientist at the Weizmann Institute of Science, he is currently researching China policy and the environment.
Prior to this, Dr. Hardiman worked for the European Commission in Beijing, where he was responsible for natural resource and water management, project design and management of the EU-China River Basin Management Programme linked to the World... [Full Bio]
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