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[Interview] Why mountain hydropower projects amplify damage from natural disasters

Himanshu Thakkar of the South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers & People discusses issues with the construction of hydropower plants in mountainous areas like the Himalayas

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[Interview] Why mountain hydropower projects amplify damage from natural disasters

Himanshu Thakkar of the South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers & People discusses issues with the construction of hydropower plants in mountainous areas like the Himalayas

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Melting Glaciers and Monster Floods Threaten Nepal’s Big Bet on Hydropower

Investors have poured money into water-powered plants—but those plans didn’t factor in growing instability in the Himalayas. | World News

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mercoledì 9 settembre 2026·english.hani.co.kr
[Interview] Why mountain hydropower projects amplify damage from natural disasters
Himanshu Thakkar of the South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers & People discusses issues with the construction of hydropower plants in mountainous areas like the Himalayas
mercoledì 9 settembre 2026·english.hani.co.kr
The Himalayas are the most densely dammed region in the world. Is their ‘green’ energy worth it?
With more than 1,000 hydropower sites in the region, why did warnings about their cumulative impact on the environment go unheeded?

[Interview] Why mountain hydropower projects amplify damage from natural disasters

Melting Glaciers and Monster Floods Threaten Nepal’s Big Bet on Hydropower

Timeline cronologica

[Interview] Why mountain hydropower projects amplify damage from natural disasters

The Himalayas are the most densely dammed region in the world. Is their ‘green’ energy worth it?

Melting Glaciers and Monster Floods Threaten Nepal’s Big Bet on Hydropower