Fishing ban to start on China's Yangtze River
Three Gorges increases water flow to feed thirsty Yangtze River
"The increase will make the water that flows into the dam reach 4,800 cubic meters per second and ensures 1.8 billion kilowatt-hours more electricity is generated," said Yuan Jie, a senior engineer with the project.
"The water level in the Three Gorges reservoir will fall by four meters from the current 155 meters," Yuan said.
Local gov't told to cough up misused funds in China's Three Gorges Project
Chongqing Municipality was urged Saturday to recover resettlement funds misappropriated during the country’s massive Three Gorges Project as rapidly as possible.
International financial institutions and financial accountability
(June 25, 2008) A report by Austrian-based economist Kunibert Raffer published last year and now available for access on the Odious Debts Online Web site, calls for the creation of a permanent international court of arbitration to work through disputes between IFIs and borrowing countries.
Landslide hits town near China’s Three Gorges dam
(April 20, 2008) Emergency workers are still trying to rescue almost 200 people from a village that was nearly inundated by a massive landslide near the Three Gorges dam in central China on Saturday, the official Xinhua news agency reports.
Three Gorges Probe newsletter
A sample newsletter. Subscribe on the Three Gorges Probe home page to our free news service covering China’s big dams and threatened rivers.
The Story of the Dahe Dam: Chapter 11
Chapter 11: ‘Time to lay down the law’ At a conference attended by prefecture and county officials on April 21, the joint work team gave a progress report to prefecture commissioner Xu […]
The Story of the Dahe Dam: Chapter 10
Ying Xing March 22, 2005 Chapter 10: Baiyang 16 goes into battle With the dispute over the calcium-carbide factory now a thing of the past, the affected groups in Shanyang turned their […]
The Story of the Dahe Dam: Chapter 9
Ying Xing March 13, 2005 Chapter 9: Let them eat bread! On August 1, 1987, 200 peasants marched to the Dahe station, led by Tailor Wang, Jiang Youheng, Wu Qixian, Yao […]
The Story of the Dahe Dam: Chapter 8
Ying Xing March 9, 2005 Chapter 8: Good guys and bad apples “The top leaders in Beijing are our benefactors, the provincial leaders are like our family members, there are good […]
The Story of the Dahe Dam: Chapter 7
Ying Xing March 2, 2005 Chapter 7: The conflict heats up On October 28, 1984, the head of Shanyang township, Yang Yongquan, was riding his bike over the bridge leading to […]
The Story of the Dahe Dam: Chapter 6
Ying Xing February 22, 2005 Chapter 6: In search of an honest judge After the county and prefecture governments made it clear that local Shanyang cadres had not, in their view, […]
The Story of the Dahe Dam: Chapter 5
Ying Xing February 16, 2005 Chapter 5: Bending the rules “Many problems have been solved to date but there are still problems left over from history. There is therefore a need to […]
The Story of the Dahe Dam: Chapter 4
Ying Xing February 10, 2005 Chapter 4: A crowing rooster and the lonely ghosts A crowing rooster (jiao ji gong) refers to 1) a person who deliberately makes trouble or 2) a […]
Patricia Adams
Dai Qing
Fan Xiao
Lawrence Solomon
Mu Lan
Probe International
Lisa Peryman
Probe Media
Other News Sources
Three Gorges Probe (Chinese)
Read Odious Debts
Probe International 