Yet another hydropower project disaster devastated property, lands and livelihoods in Himachal Pradesh.
Category: Hydropower
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Indigenous communities in the two ecologically fragile Himalayan States are routinely excluded from this narrative that
Press Note: March 14, 2023 | Let our rivers flow free! Youth groups from the Himalayas raise demand on International Campaign Day for Rivers.
हिन्दी के लिये नीचे स्क्रोल करें।
From the East to the West Himalayas, the
हिमालय के लिए घातक जल विद्युत् परियोजनाओं के अंधाधुंध निर्माण और इनमें बरती लापरवाही का उठाया मुद्दा : विश्व बैंक तथा ऊर्जा निदाशालय हिमाचल को लिखे ज्ञापन के कुछ अंश
हिंदी के लिए नीचे स्क्रोल करें
Why
A Year Since Chamoli Disaster, Himachal’s Dam-Building Spree Unabated
Article Manshi Asher published on 07/02/22 in The Wire Science
Last year on this day, bone-chilling images emerged from a tragic
PRESS NOTE: 15th January 2022 | Yet another Tunnel testing hazard at a hydropower site in Himachal; Seepages from 180 MW Bajoli-Holi Power Project at Jharauta village in tribal area Bharmour of Chamba in late December triggers landslides, damage to homes; Villagers had warned of poor geology during project planning: Fact-finding report
हिन्दी प्रेस नोट के लिए नीचे स्क्रॉल करें!
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9th Feb 2021 | Public Statement | Uttarakhand Tragedy: ‘Natural disaster’ or ‘Willful Negligence’?
We express our grief and utmost anguish for the lives lost in the tragic event that occurred in Chamoli Uttarakhand. We hear that hundreds are missing and several feared dead. We are also aware that there is no clear statement from the government or any other State agency about the exact event that triggered the massive flood. However, considering the location and context of the event conjectures are that this could have been an avalanche or landslide and/or a glacial lake burst of some sort. The high altitudes of the Himalayas have been known, for time immemorial for the harsh conditions of the climate and floods. But in recent decades, these ecologically and geologically fragile and sensitive terrains have become even more vulnerable due to rapidly changing climatic patterns.
Let us acknowledge that these climatic changes, be it erratic rainfall or deglaciation due to increased
हिमालय में जल विद्युत परियोजनाओं के लिए वन हस्तांतरण व संबंधित क्षतिपूरक वनीकरण के दुष्परिणामों का खुलासा करता नया अध्ययन; वनों के दोहन से स्थानीय पर्यावरण और समुदायों को क्षति और वन हस्तांतरण के एवज में किया जा रहा सरकारी पौधारोपण भी असफल।
हिमालयी क्षेत्रों में जल विद्युत विकास