China made good on its promise to share year-round hydrological data on upper reaches of the Mekong River with the kickoff of an online information sharing platform on Monday. The platform aims to provide reliable forecasting and early warning services related to floods and droughts.
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Tuesday, December 01, 2020
China unveils early warning and data sharing website to cooperate with Mekong River countries - Global Times
Sunday, July 01, 2018
71st joint patrol on Mekong River completed
Thursday, May 24, 2018
Remote sensing observation to help sustainable development along Mekong
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China,
environment,
Mekong,
Rivers,
satellites,
technology,
Weather forecasts
Monday, October 30, 2017
63rd joint patrol on Mekong River completed
Friday, May 05, 2017
Thursday, April 07, 2016
China doubles water release to help Vietnam
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agriculture,
Cambodia,
China,
dams,
drought,
Laos,
Mekong,
Myanmar,
Thailand,
Vietnam,
Wildlife
Friday, April 01, 2016
Chinese Dams Blamed for Exacerbating Southeast Asian Drought
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agriculture,
Cambodia,
China,
dams,
drought,
Laos,
Mekong,
Myanmar,
Thailand,
Vietnam,
Wildlife
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
China releasing water to Mekong River countries
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agriculture,
Cambodia,
China,
dams,
drought,
Laos,
Mekong,
Myanmar,
Thailand,
Vietnam,
Wildlife
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Vietnam's Mekong Delta hit hard by severe drought
Friday, February 19, 2016
Saturday, September 26, 2015
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Lower Mekong Countries Urge Halt to Lao Dam Project
Officials from the Mekong countries of Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam
are urging Laos to halt development of a dam project that could have a
significant impact on downstream communities and ecosystems along the
river.
Cambodian, Thai, and Vietnamese delegations visited the site of the planned dam on Wednesday. All three countries have expressed their concerns over the project.
Tek Vannara, head of Cambodia's NGO Forum, a consortium of organizations, told VOA Khmer he was still concerned after the visit to the Don Sahong dam site.
"If they block the fish migration passages by building this dam, some fish species will surely be lost," he said.
He added that the dam would affect at least 6 million Cambodians living either near the site or along the Mekong River or Tonle Sap lake.
Cambodian, Thai, and Vietnamese delegations visited the site of the planned dam on Wednesday. All three countries have expressed their concerns over the project.
Tek Vannara, head of Cambodia's NGO Forum, a consortium of organizations, told VOA Khmer he was still concerned after the visit to the Don Sahong dam site.
"If they block the fish migration passages by building this dam, some fish species will surely be lost," he said.
He added that the dam would affect at least 6 million Cambodians living either near the site or along the Mekong River or Tonle Sap lake.
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