Mega-dam costs outweigh benefits, global building spree should end: experts

Mongabay
Nov 29, 2018, 5:36 pm383 pts
The Santo Antionio dam on the Madeira River in Roraima state, Brazil, went into operation in 2012. This Amazon mega-dam has produced massive floods upstream in Brazil and Bolivia, killing livestock, flooding rural villages and generating an international political crisis. Photo credit: Water Alternatives on…

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