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China and India are racing to build giant dams on either side of their disputed Himalayan border
An Indian Army truck drives along a road to Tawang, near the Line of Actual Control, neighbouring China, in India's Arunachal ...
China blows up 300 dams, shuts hydropower stations to save Yangtze River habitat
Scientists hope the sturgeon known as the Yangtze's last giant and other rare species may return to their breeding grounds as a result China has demolished 300 dams and shut down most of the small ...
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Fight for fish: 300 dams demolished in ‘world’s biggest’ river revival project
In a comprehensive ecological intervention, China has claimed to dismantle 300 dams and decommission more than 90 percent of ...
The relentless rush to build dams in China's Tiger Leaping Gorge: 'If we lose our land, we lose everything'
In the far southwest of China, plans to build massive reservoirs as part of hydroelectric dam projects have condemned dozens ...
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Interview: China-Africa cooperation sets example for Global South development, says Zimbabwean senior journalist
HARARE, July 11 (Xinhua) -- China-Africa cooperation, featuring a win-win partnership, has set an example for advancing collaboration across the Global South, an official with the Zimbabwe ...
For China, Dalai Lama Succession Also About Water Supply Control
As the 14th Dalai Lama celebrates his 90th birthday with thousands of Tibetan Buddhists, there's already tension over how the ...
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Nepali lawmakers demand cross-border information sharing mechanism with China following Rasuwa floods
Disclaimer: This news article is a direct feed from ANI and has not been edited by the News Nation team. The news agency is ...
China’s interest in the next Dalai Lama is also about control of Tibet’s water supply
As the 14th Dalai Lama celebrates his 90th birthday with thousands of Tibetan Buddhists, there’s already tension over how the ...
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Specter of dams and diversion looms over Southeast Asia’s Salween River
Chinese and Thai investors who had been eyeing opportunities to dam the Salween River have been waiting for the dust to settle, leaving the seven planned dams in limbo as conflict rages on.