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O Financiamento Público de Belo Monte: Arriscado e Quente Demais

Aluminum smelting (Aguirre/Switkes/Archive)Em uma recente entrevista com o Financial Times, o Ministro de Finanças Guido Mantega afirmou que a economia...
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Belo Monte's Public Finance: Red Hot & Risky

Aluminum smelting(Aguirre/Switkes/Archive) In a recent interview with the Financial Times, Brazilian Finance Minister Guido Mantega stated that the Brazilian economy...
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A Conexão Hidrelétricas e Alumínio

Close to half of all energy consumed by the aluminum industry comes from hydroelectric dams, and the industry believes that...
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Brazil’s PAC 2 Spells Environmental Disaster

The Brazilian government is planning the second phase of its PAC or Growth Acceleration Program. While Belo Monte Dam is...
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Along With Power, Questions Flow at Laos's New Dam

 By Richard Stone The start-up of one of Southeast Asia’s biggest hydropower dams haslaunched a new round of debate over...
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Laos Hydropower Project Deprives Villagers of Water, Food, Income

AlterNet Back in November, I visited Navan Tai village on the Xe Bang Fai River in Laos. The morning sun...
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Laos' Nam Theun 2 Dam Starts Operation

Risky Business tells the story of Nam Theun 2‘s impacts on affected communities. More than 6,200 people were displaced to...
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Doubts Hound World Bank-Backed Dam as Its Turbines Start Up

Marwaan Macan-Markar BANGKOK, Mar 25 (IPS) – It has been just over a week since the turbines came to life...
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Countries Blame China, Not Nature, for Water Shortage

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/02/world/asia/02drought.html?emc=eta1 BANGKOK In southern China, the worst drought in at least 50 years has dried up farmers? fields and left...
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For Whom the Mighty Mekong Flows

Opinion Piece published in The Bangkok Post Since the end of last year, Jeerasak Intayos, a 38-year-old villager from Chiang...