The Brazilian government is planning a series of large hydroelectric dams on the Amazon's principal tributary, the Madeira River. These dams will cause enormous environmental impacts, and activists are mobilizing to argue against their construction
O governo brasileiro pretende construir 4 grandes hidrelétricas no rio Madeira, principal tributário do Amazonas. Além da perda da biodiversidade e impactos nas populações ribeirinhas, as barragens inundaria território boliviano. A população está mobilizando em contra o projeto.
The Spanish company Endesa plans to build a series of large hydroelectric dams on the wild rivers of Aysén province, in Chile's Patagonia region. Activists are organizing to stop the destruction of the rivers of Patagonia.
The Brazilian government is planning a series of large hydroelectric dams on the Amazon's principal tributary, the Madeira River. These dams will cause enormous environmental impacts, and activists are mobilizing to argue against their construction
