Current TV's Sherif Soliman travels along the Three Gorges Dam Reservoir and does a commendable job of describing how life has changed for the 1.5 million people that were displaced by the project, which some experts have described as an environmental... ...full story at Shanghaiist
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YouTube video In this video clip, Current.com's journalist Sherif Soliman illustrates the degree of acceptance of homosexuality in Shanghai by interviewing people in the street. Soliman says that "In 2001 the Chinese government declassified homosexuality from a mental... |
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Three Gorges project 'under control' » People's Daily Officials behind the massive Three Gorges Dam are preparing to plug any holes in the project even as waters in its reservoir peak in two years. Since the 2,309-m-long dam was erected in 2003, the water level in the reservoir has risen in ... |
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China warns of environmental "catastrophe" from Three Gorges Dam » People's Daily Chinese officials and experts have admitted the Three Gorges Dam project has caused an array of ecological ills, including more frequent landslides and pollution, and if preventive measures are not taken, there could be an environmental "ca ... |
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Millions more face relocation from Three Gorges Reservoir Area » People's Daily At least four million people from the Three Gorges Reservoir area are to be relocated to cities in the next 10 to 15 years, according to Vice Mayor Yu Yuanmu of Chongqing Municipality. Under the 2007-2020 rural and urban development ... |
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