China's water position is unstable because much of the water that India and Southeast Asia depend on flows from the Tibetan plateau, creating a future flashpoint if drought leads China to keep water upstream.
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Tibetan plateau
China's water position is unstable because much of the water that India and Southeast Asia depend on flows from the Tibetan plateau, creating a future flashpoint if drought leads China to keep water upstream.
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"...depends on. Okay? So a lot of water is in the Tibetan plateau. It flows downstream into India and in Southeast Asia. If there..."
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