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Climate Change and Development

Climate Change and Development

The Mekong River is currently undergoing rapid changes. As the pace of development increases in the region, structures like dams and weirs are being constructed for power, irrigation, and flood control. Such structures alter the dynamics of the river and the movement of aquatic life. Climate change is also affecting the patterns of rainfall and temperature in the region. Studying the effects of such changes is important to understand the future of the Mekong River basin.

Climate Change and Development

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Impacts of Climate and Land-Use Change on Global Lake…

Freshwater lakes provide important resources for people around the world, including water for human - Read More…

Managing the Mekong: The Mekong River Commission 2019…

Managing the 307,000 square mile (795,000 km2) watershed of the six-country Mekong River basin - Read More…

Fish Passage Master Class

From The Crawford Fund There is substantial interest around the world in the effectiveness - Read More…

The Greater Mekong Forum

The Greater Mekong Forum on Water, Food and Energy is the largest meeting that - Read More…

Innovative Solutions for Fish Passage

Water infrastructure is being developed at an increasing rate in the Lower Mekong Basin - Read More…

El Niño and Drought and the Mekong Basin

El Niño may have brought some drought relief in parts of the United States - Read More…

A Mekong Symposium at the American Fisheries Society

At the recent American Fisheries Society annual meeting in Portland, Oregon, U.S.A., a full-day - Read More…

Retracing migrations of Mekong River mud carp

When researchers want to understand where a fish spends its time, they often use - Read More…
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