Centre for Research on Globalization

The Mekong and the battle for the ‘Mother of Rivers’

26 May 2017
Centre for Research on Globalization
Animals / Biodiversity / Climate change / Ecosystems / Electricity production / Energy / Environment and natural resources / Environment and natural resources policy and administration / Human demands and implications / Hydropower dams / Plants / Renewable energy production / Rivers and lakes / Surface water / The Mekong / Trends and challenges / Water / Water governance / Water policy and related institutions / Water pollution / Water resources
Don Sahong / Regional

For wildlife enthusiasts in the region, these are exciting times. A horned lizard and rainbow-headed snake were among 163 delightful new species documented last year by scientists alongside 10 endangered Irrawaddy dolphin calves. Fewer than 90 Irrawaddy dolphins exist on the planet.But all is not ...

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