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Characteristics of the Karst Water Resources in South China and Relevant Work of Science and Technology

Bin Li

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The karst area in South China is the largest bare karst region with an area of 540,000 km2 and inhabited by about 100 million people. Because of the intensively developed karst and serious ecological degeneration, the region is among areas seriously short of water in China. The essential approach to resolving the problem is to adopt integrated scientific and technological methods in connection with different kinds of karst water.

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Key concepts: Karst, China, Work (physics), Water resources, Geography, Water resource management, Hydrology (agriculture), Environmental planning