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Where Have All the Mekong River s Fish Gone? – The Diplomat

Where Have All the Mekong River s Fish Gone? – The Diplomat
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Laos Dam Project Raises Concerns for Former Royal Capital

Laos Dam Project Raises Concerns for Former Royal Capital
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Dam Project in Laos Raises Concerns for Former Royal Capital

Dam Project in Laos Raises Concerns for Former Royal Capital
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UN Continues to Reject the Junta credentials and reaffirms Kyaw Moe Tun as UN ambassador

Tom Fawthrop BNI editorial team The Chris Gunness from MAP, the Myanmar war crimes accountability ngo, welcomed the UNGA position in the current session of (the United Nations General Assembly) in New York to reaffirm a rejection of the Junta’s credentials to represent Myanmar. Director of the Myanmar Accountability Project Chris Gunness in his statement observed, “The

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Mekong Apocalypse (2023) - The A V Club

The Mekong River is the most productive in the world in terms of fish catch and supply of nutrient-rich sediment. It is the most important river in Asia. But all that is rapidly changing. This is a satirical personal take on ecosystem collapse along the mighty Mekong, with the biggest threat being Chinese megadams in Yunnan, SW China. Take a wild ride on the Mekong from Source to Sea: 'Mekong Apocalypse' explores the devastating downstream impact of China's megadams in Cambodia's Lake Tonle Sap and Vietnam's Mekong Delta. The filmmaker shot this on the run, getting undercover footage of megadams and illegal sand-dredging. Drawing inspiration from water puppetry theatre in Vietnam, this film features characters like a talking glacier in Tibet, waltzing fish in Laos, and a talking sunflower in Vietnam to get complex concepts across. With this slapstick approach, the film does tend to meander like the Mekong herself. With its sly nod to Coppola's 'Apocal

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