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companies and the developers of destructive dams and fossil fuel projects. A rapidly growing industry of carbon brokers and …
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P roponents of large dams, hoping to capitalize on concern for climate change, are promoting a major expansion of large … dams in developing countries. Yet large dams are highly vulnerable to climate change, which is changing rivers in ways we …
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companies and the developers of destructive dams and fossil fuel projects. A rapidly growing industry of carbon brokers and …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008505782
The report discusses for the first time the linkages between climate change and dam-building in the Himalayas, and comprehensively analyzes the impacts of the dam building spree on the region's people, ecosystems, and economy.
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The Three Gorges Dam on the Yangtze River is the world’s largest and most controversial hydropower project. The 600 kilometer-long reservoir has displaced 1.3 million people and is wreaking havoc with the environment. The reservoir reached its final height in 2010, but many of its impacts...
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these questions, the paper sets out an agenda for writing the history of rain and weather in the context of north Bihar. Dak …
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The briefing kit highlights key examples of policies, regulations and laws that reflect these WCD recommendations and references specific projects that demonstrate them in action. [IRN brief]. URL: [http://www.internationalrivers.org/files/WCDbriefingkit_0.pdf].
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With 11 large hydropower dams proposed to block the Lower Mekong River’s mainstream, the future of the river lies at … economies. As these dams threaten to irreversibly undermine the ecology of the Mekong River and will place at risk the … report is that decisions on whether to proceed with the mainstream dams should be deferred for a period of ten years until …
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International Rivers strongly supports policy measures that can promote a rapid expansion of renewable energy sources. But these measures need to be based on a holistic understanding of sustainability. Large hydropower projects are not a renewable source of energy, can produce significant...
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hydropower dams on the Mekong River’s lower mainstream. If built, these dams would harm the river’s ecology and block the …
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