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In Laos, a New Dam on the Mekong Is Endangering the Biodiversity of the River, One of the Most Nourishing in the World

Summary by Le Monde
Luang Prabang's hold will turn the Mekong into a nearly stationary river for 75 kilometres. It will add to two Laotian and 12 Chinese works already built on the river, coming a little more threatening this rich ecosystem.

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In Laos, a New Dam on the Mekong Is Endangering the Biodiversity of the River, One of the Most Nourishing in the World

Luang Prabang's hold will turn the Mekong into a nearly stationary river for 75 kilometres. It will add to two Laotian and 12 Chinese works already built on the river, coming a little more threatening this rich ecosystem.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Sunday, August 17, 2025.
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