Father Yao Fei fills our glasses with his home-made red wine, which has matured for 12 months in a family size Sprite bottle. I wish the priest good health and take a cautious sip.
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- May 19, 2013
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A top Yunnan official has strongly hinted that a controversial plan to dam the world-famous Tiger Leaping Gorge may be scrapped, citing strong public opposition and environmental concerns.
...In the warm glow of the winter sun, the Nu River appears calm at Chihengdi village in northwestern Yunnan province .
Mainland environmental groups and activists have renewed their appeal to the central government to come clean on the controversial damming of the Nu River in Yunnan .
The plan to dam the Nu River, the longest undammed river in Southeast Asia, is poised to move ahead in Yunnan province after final preparations began on Wednesday amid strong public opposition....
The annual sessions of the UN's World Heritage Committee are keenly watched by governments. If sites they have submitted for inclusion on the World Heritage List are selected, substantial rewards...
The Yunnan government has confirmed that the controversial Nu River hydroelectric dam project will be put on hold again to ease mounting environmental concerns, notably from Unesco, over the...
Rows of newly built terraced houses stand on the eastern bank of the Nu River at Liuku township in Yunnan , but farmer He Xuewen looks disheartened.
Beijing will put the controversial Nu River dam project in Yunnan on hold at least until after the government reshuffle next year, Water Resources Minister Wang Shucheng said.
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Unesco has repeated its grave concerns over proposed dams in Yunnan , which the international cultural body fears will jeopardise a world heritage site.
Beijing has yet to decide whether to build controversial dams on the Nu River, and large-scale changes are expected to be made to the hydroelectric project in Yunnan province, according to State...
Controversy has swirled around a proposal to build a series of hydroelectric dams on the Nu River - one of the last free-flowing waterways in China. Decisions made by central government...
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