Sunday, October 4, 2015

ecns [expanded by feedex.net]: Beijing conserves more water in 2014

ecns [expanded by feedex.net]

ecns

Beijing conserves more water in 2014
http://www.ecns.cn/2015/10-04/183362.shtml
Oct 4th 2015, 09:37





Beijing conserved 120 million cubic meters of water in 2014 as the city used multiple ways to fight water scarcity, the Ministry of Water Resources said.


The figure compared to 113 million cubic meters of water saved in 2012. said the ministry, without mentioning the figure for 2013.


Water consumption per 10,000 yuan of GDP growth fell 4 percent last year, it said.


Beijing has controlled underground water more strictly, and made rainfall collection and water reclamation more effectively. As it cracked down on private well-digging and improved agricultural water-saving, the city used 1.96 billion cubic meters of underground water last year, 48 million cubic meters less than that in 2013.


With the goal of transforming Bejing into a "sponge city," the city has invested more in projects collecting rainfall. Last year, 110 million cubic meters of rain was collected.


Beijing also put 860 million cubic meters of reclaimed water to reuse thanks to better sewage treatment.


  




9 million residents in Beijing drink water from Yangtze River




100 mln cubic meters of water from south sent to Beijing within 3 months




5 mln Beijing residents drink 'southern water'
2015-02-13



Beijing to complete key supporting water diversion passage
2015-01-16



Beijing stresses water conservation
2015-01-13



Mega project water arrives in Beijing
2014-12-29




China's railways report high passenger volume


China, U.S. in sync for new UN goals: Mexican academic


China qualifies for Rio Olympics with Asian Championship title


Xi's initiatives at UN 'generous opportunity' for developing countries


Excavation of famed Chinese warship underway


Beijing conserves more water in 2014


CPC leader to visit DPRK


'Along Silk Road' photo exhibition opens in Hawaii


China's crude steel output remains weak


China's building materials output drops





X



选择其他平台 >>
Share





You are receiving this email because you subscribed to this feed at https://blogtrottr.com

If you no longer wish to receive these emails, you can unsubscribe here:
https://blogtrottr.com/unsubscribe/qhG/Zc7fXt

No comments:

Post a Comment