Why isnt china sighning brahmaputra water treaty with china?
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Answer:
Water flows in arid Tibet are much lower than in the Indian side. So, there isn't so much water for China to divert. Media has long been reporting on China's plan of northward rerouting of the Brahmaputra waters (known as Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet) from the Tibetan borders through constructions of dams.
Explanation:
"It is an emergency and not a temporary one," says Michelle Dallafior, senior vice president for budget and tax at First Focus on Children, a children's advocacy group in Washington.
"Child poverty in this country has been persistently high and once we get a programme into place and iron out those wrinkles, then we're going to keep pushing to make sure that it is permanent."
What's wrong with the current system?
Most developed countries, including the UK, have for decades offered some form of monthly child allowance to offset the costs of having children.