On January 7

2025

multiple large-scale wildfires broke out in Los Angeles

southern California

the United States

causing huge economic losses

tragic casualties

and devastating damage to the local ecological environment. This disaster is not only a natural calamity caused by extreme climate but also a human disaster resulting from the lack of resilience in the water resource management system of California. Taking this California wildfire as a starting point

this study conducts an in-depth investigation into the problems existing in water resource management in the United States

systematically analyzes the root causes of the lack of resilience in the U.S. water resource management system

summarizes the current situation and challenges faced by China's water resource management system. Furthermore

it puts forward opinions and suggestions in terms of enhancing the forward-looking nature of water resource planning and management

constructing a government-led water rights trading system

accelerating the development of unconventional water sources

strengthening the construction of emergency water sources

establishing a scientific ecological protection and restoration system

and promoting the informatization and intelligence of the water resource management system

so as to provide references for improving the resilience construction of China's water resource management system.