The Yellow River: The Problem of Water in Modern China
David A. Pietz examines the Yellow River and the broader problem of water in modern China. Combining historical perspective with attention to resource management, the book explores why water became a central national concern and offers readers context for understanding China’s environmental and developmental challenges.
About This Book
The Yellow River examines the problem of water in modern China through the history and significance of one of the country’s most important rivers.
David A. Pietz focuses on the relationship between water and modern Chinese society, institutions, and development.
The book offers historical context for understanding how water became a pressing national concern.
It is suited to readers interested in China, environmental history, and the challenges of managing essential natural resources.
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