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Media MentionsStudy of energy potential of Xingu River is being evaluated by ANEELJõao Porto, Amazônia National Radio
Brasília - A study on the possibilities of
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Eyewitness Account: China’s Dam Builders Go Global
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Quality issues pose threat to Sinohydro's global ambitionsBy Toh Han Shih Originally published in the South China Morning Post It may have helped build the monumental Three Gorges Dam, but Sinohydro Group's attempt to engineer a successful A-share listing is proving an equally tough task. Related content:
Fury as Amazon rainforest dam approved by BrazilHannah Strange, The Times
Sunset on the Xingu (Monti Aguirre/IR) Related content:
Amazon Defender GoneGabriel Elizondo, Al Jazeera
It was mentioned to me recently a story about people allegedly being forcefully kicked out of their homes in the interior of Brazil to make way for hydroelectric dam construction. While I have done stories like this in the past, the particular location was in an area I do not know well, but I felt it needed further examination. Related content:
Down and Dirty: Farm Soil Will Offset Emissions in Australia's Carbon Cut SchemeBy Gregg Borschmann in Copenhagen and Guy Pearse Originally published in The Sydney Morning Herald It was a candid remark in a private briefing. But unfortunately for the Government, comments by an Australian climate negotiator late last week in Copenhagen have pretty much let the cat out of the bag on where Labor intends to find any ambitious cuts to Australia's 2020 greenhouse gas emissions. Related content:
Banks Must Prove They Give a DamMark Zirnsak Opinion piece published in The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age Given the role banks played in the global financial crisis, it is reasonable to expect they would understand the need to demonstrate their ethics with transparency. Related content:
No fanfare for China's Three Gorges DamOriginally published in the United Press International BEIJING, Nov. 3 (UPI) -- As the water level in the reservoir on the Yangtze River approaches its final height of 175 meters, criticism of China's Three Gorges Dam continues. Related content:
Three Gorges Water Plan PostponedBy Michael Bristow Originally published in BBC News China has postponed a plan to raise the Three Gorges reservoir to its ideal height of 175 metres due to a lack of water, the firm running the dam said. Related content:
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