Jennifer Turner, "Choke Point: China" April 17, 2014 by GPS

Jennifer Turner, China Environment Forum director at the Woodrow Wilson Center, spoke at the School of International Relations and Pacific Studies on Thursday, April 17, 2014. Called "Choke Point: China, Water-Energy-Food Confrontations in the World's Fastest-Growing Economy," Turner looked at how three colliding trends - declining freshwater reserves, booming energy demand and uncertain grain supplies – are disrupting economies, governments and environments around the world. Turner was the invited guest of 21st Century China Program and Fudan-UC Center on Contemporary China.