http://www.disputedwaters.com Disputed Waters is a large multimedia project initiated by a group of Dutch photographers. It is a blend of quality investigative journalism, documentary photography and videography. Together with journalists and videographers they will report on several transboundary rivers where water may become a source of conflict due to climate change. Tue, 01 Nov 2011 13:21:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.disputedwaters.com/blog/30/10/2011/getting-to-the-ukrainian-danube-delta-2#comment-92 Ronald de Hommel Tue, 01 Nov 2011 13:21:32 +0000 http://www.disputedwaters.com/?p=2977#comment-92 And that guy on the horse cart is that his grandfather? ;-) And that guy on the horse cart is that his grandfather? ;-)

]]> http://www.disputedwaters.com/blog/19/10/2011/extreme-flooding-in-the-mekong-basin#comment-77 Cassie Lynn Wed, 19 Oct 2011 14:27:34 +0000 http://www.disputedwaters.com/?p=2930#comment-77 Your site is number 1 about flooding in Angkor Wat as of 10/19/2011 and I didn't read information about the water in Siem Reap or Angkor Wat and if it's too wet to visit. What are you trying to report? Your 'for' the flooding because it reaps more fish? In the Cambodian News this flood will set back their economy in 2012 by one point. 7 to a 6. There is enough fish without the need of a flood destroying HOMES! You wouldn't complain if it was your home in the flood? Your site is number 1 about flooding in Angkor Wat as of 10/19/2011 and I didn’t read information about the water in Siem Reap or Angkor Wat and if it’s too wet to visit. What are you trying to report? Your ‘for’ the flooding because it reaps more fish? In the Cambodian News this flood will set back their economy in 2012 by one point. 7 to a 6. There is enough fish without the need of a flood destroying HOMES! You wouldn’t complain if it was your home in the flood?

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