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Could dams be causing China’s earthquakes?

Beth Walker 26.04.2013 · Leave a Comment

Geologists are once again debating whether dam construction in China has led to a proliferation of earthquakes. Read more »

Tags: dams, development, hazards

China’s geoengineering plans dismissed as “fantasy”

Beth Walker 11.04.2013 · Leave a Comment
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The authorities are increasing their cloud-seeding ambitions in response to drought, but many experts are sceptical about the benefits Read more »

Tags: climate change, drought, hazards

Water Wealth? Investing in Basin Management in Asia and the Pacific

Beth Walker 05.04.2013 · Leave a Comment
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A report providing examples of improved water governance and management across Asia and the Pacific region. Read more »

Tags: governance, rivers

80% of Asia’s rivers in poor health from pollution and mismanagement

Beth Walker 15.03.2013 · 2 Comments

Asia’s looming water crisis is a function of poor water management, not physical water scarcity, affirms the first comprehensive analysis of water security in the region. Read more »

Tags: governance, rivers, water

Hindu Kush-Himalayan countries unprepared for flash floods

Beth Walker 22.02.2013 · Leave a Comment
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None of the countries in the Hindu Kush-Himalayan region - except China - have developed strategies to deal with flash floods, according to a new report. Read more »

Tags: floods, hazards, reports, water

China’s disappointing absence from UN water summit

Beth Walker 15.02.2013 · Leave a Comment

UN meeting side-steps water conflict issues just weeks after China gives go-ahead to new era of mega-dams. Read more »

Tags: governance, security

China gives green-light to new era of mega-dams

Beth Walker 01.02.2013 · Leave a Comment

China will resurrect series of controversial hydropower dams in south-west China on rivers originating on the Tibetan Platea Read more »

Tags: energy, hydropower

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Blogs

China to share river data, India wants more

20.05.2013

In his first trip abroad since becoming China’s premier Li Keqiang promised to share more data on transboundary rivers with India. But Manmohan Singh, India’s prime minister, wanted more

Could dams be causing China’s earthquakes?

26.04.2013

Geologists are once again debating whether dam construction in China has led to a proliferation of earthquakes.

New programme to study Himalayan glaciers systematically

09.04.2013

The Himalayan glaciers are shrinking - no sentence in the climate change debate has generated more controversy. Despite that, there is an astounding lack of knowledge about the state of these glaciers. A new joint programme of the governments of India and Switzerland hopes to start changing that in a systematic manner.

Aviation emissions may jump manifold: study

09.04.2013

Tibetans had demanded mine closure before deadly landslide

04.04.2013

China to consider joint river mechanism with India

29.03.2013

Dire warning on World Water Day

22.03.2013

India’s transparency move excludes transboundary rivers

22.03.2013
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