Publish at October 19 2022 Updated October 19 2022
Water issues in China from a geopolitical perspective, then at the level of management in the megalopolis of Guangzhou with a context of very strong urbanization, strong demographic growth and increased pollution. Exploration of the solutions put in place and, at the individual level, the traditional and current uses of water.
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