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New Hope for China’s Last Free-Flowing River

The Nu River in Ocrtober 2015. Li Xiao Long According to several Chinese news sources, the government of Yunnan Province...
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The Nu River: China’s Biodiversity Epicenter

The Nu River, October 2015. Li Xiao Long What comes to mind when you think of the words “China” and...
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Back to Blue: The Race to Salvage China’s Environment and Its Past

China’s economy is developing quickly – at great cost to the environment. But things are looking up now, as a...
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No Longer Forgotten – Asia's Nu-Salween-Thanlwin River

The Salween River, near Hat Gyi Dam site in Karen statePhoto by International Rivers For many years, the transboundary Nu-Salween-Thanlwin...
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China's Nu River Fact Sheet

Known as the Salween River in Burma and Thailand, the Nu River stretches over 3,200 kilometers from its origins on...
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China Dam Project Slated for Nu River Quietly Passes Key Hurdle

Controversial efforts in China to construct a dam on the free-flowing Nu River recently got a quiet boost. In a...
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China’s Hydropower Rush Could Devastate Rivers

From December 2013 World Rivers Review China’s rush to develop its hydropower is already leaving a trail of devastated fisheries...
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Gathering Along the Upper Tigris River

I’m heading to the Tigris River next week with a bundle of recent news articles under my arm that sets...
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Plans to Harness Chinese River’s Power Threaten a Region

The Nu River Valley. Photo: Green Watershed Originally published in The New York Times BINGZHONGLUO, China – From its crystalline beginnings...
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China’s Domestic Dam Plans Draw Ire At Home and Abroad

From March 2013 World Rivers Review China’s State Council – the country’s ultimate decision-making body – announced its new Energy...