(June 6, 2001) Power to cover-up dooms Canadian agencies to repeat mistakes, says Probe International to Federal Task Force.
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Four uncertainties threatening water resources in China
(June 5, 2001) ‘Aridity, waterlogging, water pollution as well as soil erosion are four major problems threatening the development of water resources in China,’ water minister Wang Shucheng tells People’s Daily.
Russian nature minister to embark on China visit
(June 4, 2001) Russia’s natural resources minister is embarking Tuesday on a working visit to neighboring China, where he will meet with officials to discuss common environmental issues.
Hydro Electric Plans Blasted by Funding Drought
(June 4, 2001) Burma’s national power company will hold off on raising electricity rates because of inflationary fears, its deputy chief engineer told the Myanmar Times in an interview published in the June 4 edition of the English-language weekly.
Plant relocations in pollution crackdown
(June 3, 2001) Nine major industrial plants in the southern city of Guangzhou will be removed from the city’s urban centre by 2010 as part of an anti-pollution drive, sources with the Guangzhou environmental protection department said recently.
BACONGO informs Canadians of the facts on Chalillo and urges BEL for disclosure of information
BACONGO – the Belize Alliance of Conservation NGOs – calls on Canada’s Fortis, Inc. to commit to openness and transparency.
BEL not truth telling in Canada
(June 3, 2001) In blatant disregard for the truth, the Belize Electricity Limited C.E.O. and a Belize Government representative have told Fortis Inc. shareholders and the Canadian press untruth after untruth about the Chalillo hydro project.
BACONGO informs Canadians of the facts on Chalillo and urges BEL for disclosure of information
(June 3, 2001) BACONGO the Belize Alliance of Conservation NGOs calls on Canada’s Fortis, Inc. to commit to openness and transparency.
NGO river recovery plan for British Columbia rivers focuses on decommissioning
(June 1, 2001) Encouraging new efforts toward river protection are in contrast to Canada’s past record as a stalwart supporter of large dams and refuge for the troubled hydro industry.
The ‘Latte Revolution’? Winners and Losers in the Restructuring of the Global Coffee Marketing Chain
Winners and losers in the re-structuring of the global coffee marketing chain.
EDF and Harza announce Nam Theun 2 partnership
(June 1, 2001) Electricite de France (EDF) and Harza Engineering Company have entered into a joint venture partnership agreement as head contractor for the 1074 MW Nam Theun 3 (NT2) Hydroelectric project in Laos.
The political economy of public utilities: A study of the Indian power sector
(June 1, 2001) "The projects in Kerala too have become loaded with inflated capital costs. . . . The active presence of SNC-Lavalin in the Kerala power sector even now despite a vigilance case against it is a case in point."
NGO river recovery plan for British Columbia rivers focuses on decommissioning
(June 1, 2001) Encouraging new efforts toward river protection are in contrast to Canada’s past record as a stalwart supporter of large dams and refuge for the troubled hydro industry.
Concordats for debt cancellation – Making debt relief work twice -first, as money to the poor; second, for empowering the poor
(June 1, 2001) Programme Co-ordinator of Jubilee Plus calls for the development of an international legal framework for debt relief, governed by independent, fair and transparent processes.
Canada’s role in Colombia probed
(June 1, 2001) Canada’s Export Development Corp. has come under fire for helping finance the Urra dam, which has displaced thousands of members of the Embera-Katio tribe in northwestern Colombia.
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