International Rivers calls on Mekong river leaders to suspend dam projects due to damaging impact of dams Hydropower on community life.
In a April 5 statement, the International Rivers asked these leaders to acknowledge the significance of the research report. And the 2011 Recommendations from the Mekong River Commission Councils on impacts of waterway infrastructure, especially in dams. Hydroelectric power in the Lower Mekong Basin.
International organizations that have the mission of protecting the river and the rights of people living along the river ask for joint study in the region. Describe first of all the impact of the dam before deciding to build it.
The statement came as the Third Mekong Committee closed its summit in Siem Reap on Thursday. April 5th. The MRC talked about the issue of deforestation, impacts of climate change, energy issues, and other challenges. . Cambodia is leading the meeting this year.
Countries along the Mekong include China, Myanmar (Myanmar), Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam, recognizing population growth issues, rising demand for food, water, environmental deprivation, and fisheries. It is a matter of common concern and future cooperation for sustainable development and development for the Mekong River Basin.
Environmental civil society organizations are deeply concerned about the impact of the six major hydropower projects China has built in On the Mekong River in China and about 120 hydropower projects planned by 2040 in the Mekong countries. This. These dams threaten the environment, biodiversity, and livelihoods of millions of people living on the surface. Lower Mekong River.
Prime Minister Hun Sen held a closing conference, but did not allow questions from journalists.
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