China's infrastructure loans are putting overseas marine habitats and locals at risk, study warns : vimarsana.com

Over the last decade, Chinese lenders have led an unprecedented overseas financing boom for an array of mega projects, including ports, power plants and roads under President Xi Jinping's transcontinental infrastructure investment plan, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

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