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Maravoor Residents Affected due to Pollution of Phalguni River, Face Health Hazards Mangaluru: Environmental activist Shashidhar Shetty blamed industries
'The struggle to salvage the ecology of beautiful Malir River is troublesome, but I can't sit idle as they lay ruination to my hometown'
VIENTIANE, Feb. 23 (Xinhua) -- A hydropower plant under construction on the Mekong River in northern Laos Luang Prabang province is expected to be completed and
Communities living on Phnom Penh's largest natural lake, Boeung Tamok, face eviction after the Cambodian government reallocated their land.
Many people will be familiar with the dread when your income no longer covers your expenses; when you’ve exhausted your savings and are sinking ever deeper into debt. In the Mekong Delta, a similar downward spiral is happening. But it’s not the delta’s finances that are draining away — it’s the sand that sustains it. Not its economic stability that is being undermined, but its very foundations.