Prague, September 1 (IANS) China is constructing an unprecedented hydropower project in Tibet near the heavily militarised ...
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Already home to a dam that slows Earth’s rotation, China is now building an even larger $165 billion power giant
Work has begun in Tibet on a hydropower project set to overtake the Three Gorges Dam as the world’s largest electricity producer. Chinese state media confirmed construction is underway along the ...
China on Monday dismissed claims linking its massive hydropower projects in Tibet to the August 26 flash flood disaster in Nepal, calling them "malicious speculation". The flash floods, believed to ...
Over 100 have been killed and at least 750 are missing in Nepal after floods triggered by an avalanche in Tibet. The ...
Reports link growing concerns over China’s dam-building projects in Tibet to increased flood risks and ecological ...
The latest evidence suggests that the Chinese scientific establishment understands the dangers of a planned Himalayan dam – ...
Some researchers have argued that the enormous weight of water stored behind the dam may have altered stresses on an ...
Brahma ChellaneyThe world’s largest dam is rising in one of the world’s most geopolitically treacherous and seismically ...
China is constructing the massive project in Medog, also known as Motuo, in southeastern Tibet. The Yarlung Tsangpo makes a ...
China has begun construction work on the world's largest hydroelectric dam in the lower parts of the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, about 50 kilometres from the border with India, posing new worries ...
Deadly floods in Nepal have renewed concerns over China's dam-building programme in Tibet, including the proposed 60,000-MW ...
China has denied that its Tibet hydropower projects were linked to the Nepal flash floods. The response comes as deaths and ...
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