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06 Sep 2010 :

Promoting decision-making not tantamount to project approval, counters commission

Thanh Nien News [9/3/2010] The Mekong River Commission seems to be acting beyond or even against its brief by encouraging decision-making on a major d ..
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Save the Mekong coalition brings together non-government organizations, local people, academics, journalists, artists and ordinary people from within the Mekong countries and internationally. Save the Mekong coalition urges the Mekong governments to keep the Mekong flowing freely to save this critical source of food, income and life for present and future generations.
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06 Sep 2010 :

Promoting decision-making not tantamount to project approval, counters commission

Thanh Nien News [9/3/2010] The Mekong River Commission seems to be acting beyond or even against its brief by encouraging decision-making on a major dam on the lower reaches of the river, critics say. [read more]



31 Aug 2010 :

China Flexes Hydropower Muscle

Marwaan Macan-MarkarBANGKOK,[Aug 27, 2010] (IPS)  After all the turbines in the Xiaowan hydropower station sputtered to life this week in China’s south-west Yunnan province, the Asian giant was able to lay claim to having the world’s largest hydropower capacity. [read more]



31 Aug 2010 :

China succumbs to Mekong nations

JONATHAN MANTHORPE, VANCOUVER SUN [AUGUST 30, 2010 ] Asian giant shares dam information as U.S. takes advantage of China's poor reputation in Southeast Asia[read more]



23 Aug 2010 :

Reshaping the Mekong

[23/08/2010 at 12:00 AM ] Brunch Bangkok Post, Piyaporn Wongruang Medium- and long-term plan with major focus on dams acknowledges potential impact on environment and food security, but critics question its basic assumptions about 'development'.[read more]



16 Aug 2010 :

Mekong Dams Could Destabilize Region

The Irrawaddy, SIMON ROUGHNEEN [August 12, 2010] BANGKOK - Uncoordinated decision-making and unilateral initiatives not only threaten the MekongRiver area environment and livelihoods, but could affect security in Southeast Asia. [read more]



16 Aug 2010 :

*Mekong in danger of soon becoming 'Chinese river'*

The Nation (Thailand) [ August 13, 2010] Plans to build hydropower dams on the upper Mekong will turn Southeast Asia's longest waterway into a "Chinese river", the regional head of the US-based Stimson Centre has warned.[read more]



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