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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.

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Tag Archives: development

Flooding is Good

Regular flooding in the Mekong basin is essential for the rural and fisheries communities that supply a large part of the region with food. Development in the shape of dam construction severely endangers this age old lifestyle.

Posted byRonald de HommelDecember 31, 2011August 1, 2014Posted inPhotoseriesTags: Climate Change, Dam, development, falls, floating villa, flood, flooding, irrigation, Mekong, rice fields, river, water

The Virgin River

Posted byRonald de HommelDecember 21, 2011July 28, 2014Posted inPhotoseriesTags: boom, Cambodia, China, development, economic, economy, electricity, energy, generation, growth, Laos, Mekong, pollution, poverty, power, Thailand, tradition, Vietnam

City Slickers

The Caiptal of the Chinese Province Yunnan has seen a spectacular growth in recent years. Just like many other major population centres in the country. Yunnan’s energy production is mostly green, coming from hydro power. Seemingly a good thing. Countries down stream are not unanimously happy with that though.

Posted byRonald de HommelDecember 15, 2011July 28, 2014Posted inPhotoseriesTags: China, city, development, energy, hydropower, Kunming, Mekong, modern, rich, Yunnan
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