This video takes a look into China’s groundbreaking efforts to manage the Yellow River—one of the most significant engineering feats in the world.
Recently, the river’s water transfer project achieved incredible success, removing over 300,000 tons of silt and lowering the riverbed by 5.1 meters, leaving experts astounded.
The Yellow River, also known as China’s “Mother River” has long been a source of both life and destruction due to its frequent floods. For centuries, Chinese leadership has battled to control its flow and sediment, and now, new techniques are transforming the river’s future.
This video explores how water diversion, sediment transfer, and riverbed excavation are helping to manage the river, reduce flood risks, and improve water conservation. You’ll also learn about the Xiaolangdi Reservoir’s role in this massive project, along with the ongoing efforts to tackle soil erosion in the Loess Plateau to prevent further sediment buildup.
This video provides a comprehensive look at China’s strategy to tackle one of the most persistent environmental challenges in history, with remarkable results. Examine how modern technology and scientific innovation are ensuring a safer, more sustainable future for the Yellow River and the millions who depend on it.
VIDEO (10m 26s): https://youtu.be/EoK-lYMWXMw
Source: China Project Hub, Dec 4, 2024.