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China'S First Hydrogen Fuel Cell Powered Passenger - Vimarsana News

China'S First Hydrogen Fuel Cell Powered Passenger

China’s first hydrogen fuel cell powered boat “Three Gorges Hydrogen Boat No. 1” has been launched in Guangdong.“Three Gorges Hydrogen Boat No.

Beijing-Moscow, the world's most remarkable handshake – remembering Comrade Xi Jinping's first state visit since his re-election as President - Vimarsana News

Beijing-Moscow, the world's most remarkable handshake – remembering Comrade Xi Jinping's first state visit since his re-election as President

Beijing, 3 Mar (Xinhua) -- Beijing-Moscow, the moment of handshake that attracted worldwide attention, remembered Comrade Xi Jinping's first state visit since he was re-elected president "The road of history is not a sidewalk on Nevsky Prospect, it advances entirely in the fields, sometimes through the dust, sometimes through the mud, sometimes across the swamp, sometimes through the jungle." Pres

Dammed thirsty: the cross-border fight for water - Vimarsana News

Dammed thirsty: the cross-border fight for water

With half the world experiencing water scarcity for at least part of the year, the huge dams being built by some countries to boost their power supplies while their neighbours go parched are a growing source of potential conflict.

Dammed Thirsty: The Cross-border Fight For Water - Vimarsana News

Dammed Thirsty: The Cross-border Fight For Water

Dammed thirsty: the cross-border fight for water

Dammed thirsty: the cross-border fight for water - Vimarsana News

Dammed thirsty: the cross-border fight for water

With half the world experiencing water scarcity for at least part of the year, the huge dams being built by some countries to boost their power supplies while their neighbours go parched are a growing source of potential conflict.Ahead of a UN conference in New York on global access to water, AFP looks at five mega-projects with very different consequences, depending on whether you live upstream or downstream.- Mega-dam on the Nile -