No fanfare for China's Three Gorges Dam
                   
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Nov 4, 2009 16 related
 

by Staff Writers Beijing (UPI) Nov 3, 2009 As the water level in the reservoir on the Yangtze River approaches its final height of 175 meters, criticism of China's Three Gorges Dam continues. The completion of Three Gorges is... [read full story]                    

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