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Experts Expect More Earthquakes in China’s Dam-Choked South

Road damaged by earthquake in Ya’an, Lushan CountySTR/AFP/Getty Images On the morning of April 20th, a deadly earthquake struck Ya’an...
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China Sets Out 'Green' Guidelines For Energy Firms

Originally published in Asia Times Online and in the Asia-Pacific Journal With toxins in the air and dead pigs in...
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Panama Report Back by Task Force on the Americas

In February, participants from the first Task Force on the Americas delegation to Panama visited and took testimony from members...
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Chileans Want Their Rivers Back

March for the recovery and defense of water in Chile Chileans took to the streets Monday – in celebration of...
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World Bank Pipeline Projects to Watch

Some proposed World Bank dam projects, and a selection of other proposed energy and water projects, excerpted from the World...
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Interview with Dr. Hu Tao on China's Overseas Investment Guidelines

Dr. Hu Tao. Photo: WRI The Chinese Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Environmental Protection’s “Guidelines for Environmental Protection in...
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Interview with Ren Peng on China's Overseas Investment Guidelines

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Environmental Protection’s “Guidelines for Environmental Protection in Foreign Investment and Cooperation” were based...
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Damocracy the Movie

Damocracy is a film about the cultural and natural heritage the world could lose if two controversial large-scale dams are...
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PR: Controversial Belo Monte Dam Featured in New Film

Large-scale dams in the Amazon and Mesopotamia focus of Damocracy FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brasilia, Brazil – A documentary launched today,...
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Fish Passages a Poor Match for Mekong Dams’ Impacts

Pak Mun Dam’s failed fish pass structurePhoto by Carl Middleton The start of construction of the Xayaburi Dam on the...