Stemming the flow : dam construction threatens river ecosystem / Milton Osborne.
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Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 21 No 9, September 2009, pp.56-57Summary: Discusses the potentially disasterous impact that construction of dams on the Mekong river will have downstream. Dams are built, under construction or planned in China, Laos and Cambodia. In addition to ecological effects (farming and fishing) there are possible destabilising effects as a result of declining food supplies.
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Discusses the potentially disasterous impact that construction of dams on the Mekong river will have downstream. Dams are built, under construction or planned in China, Laos and Cambodia. In addition to ecological effects (farming and fishing) there are possible destabilising effects as a result of declining food supplies.
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