Mekong River part 3 Save the Mekong

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Brainstorm Race

Transcript of Mekong River part 3 Save the Mekong

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Brainstorm Race

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Brainstorm Race

• What do you remember in your last lesson?

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Brainstorm Race

• What do you remember in your last lesson? • Work with your group from yesterday

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Brainstorm Race

• What do you remember in your last lesson? • Work with your group from yesterday• Brainstorm what you’ve learnt about the Mekong

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Brainstorm Race

• What do you remember in your last lesson? • Work with your group from yesterday• Brainstorm what you’ve learnt about the Mekong• You’ve got 4 minutes so DO it as fast as you can

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Brainstorm Race

• What do you remember in your last lesson? • Work with your group from yesterday• Brainstorm what you’ve learnt about the Mekong• You’ve got 4 minutes so DO it as fast as you can• NO TALKING!!!!!!!

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Brainstorm Race

• What do you remember in your last lesson? • Work with your group from yesterday• Brainstorm what you’ve learnt about the Mekong• You’ve got 4 minutes so DO it as fast as you can• NO TALKING!!!!!!!• Then present it to the class

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Transnational Cooperation

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•Established in 1995 between Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam

•Assist in management and use of the Mekong

•The only inter-governmental agency working with government of each country

•Joint management of shared water resources & sustainable development

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•Established in 1995 between Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam

•Assist in management and use of the Mekong

•The only inter-governmental agency working with government of each country

•Joint management of shared water resources & sustainable development

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•Established in 1995 between Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam

•Assist in management and use of the Mekong

•The only inter-governmental agency working with government of each country

•Joint management of shared water resources & sustainable development

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Mekong Under Threat

•Granted approval to investigate 11 dams on the Mekong

•11 dams are claimed to harm river’s ecology

•Block fish migration•Loss of local people’s income

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Mekong Mainstream Dam Plans

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Mekong Mainstream Dam Plans

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Mekong Mainstream Dam Plans

• 7 dams in Laos• 2 dams in Cambodia• 2 dams on Thai-Lao borders

• Over 14,000 megawatts of electricity

• Sent to Thailand and Vietnam

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Don Sahong Dam

• July 2009, 9 dams were at feasibility stage

• Don Sahong and Xayaburi Dam were at detailed design stage (2013 and 2020)

• Don Sahong Dam will block fish migration

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Don Sahong Dam

• July 2009, 9 dams were at feasibility stage

• Don Sahong and Xayaburi Dam were at detailed design stage (2013 and 2020)

• Don Sahong Dam will block fish migration

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Siphandone

• Characterized by numerous islands, wide river with deep pools, narrow channels, rapid, small islets

• Migratory species move upriver to deep pools in Siphandone area

• Up to 75% of Tonle Sap fish migrate to Siphandone during dry season

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Siphandone

• Characterized by numerous islands, wide river with deep pools, narrow channels, rapid, small islets

• Migratory species move upriver to deep pools in Siphandone area

• Up to 75% of Tonle Sap fish migrate to Siphandone during dry season

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Siphandone

• Characterized by numerous islands, wide river with deep pools, narrow channels, rapid, small islets

• Migratory species move upriver to deep pools in Siphandone area

• Up to 75% of Tonle Sap fish migrate to Siphandone during dry season

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Siphandone

• Characterized by numerous islands, wide river with deep pools, narrow channels, rapid, small islets

• Migratory species move upriver to deep pools in Siphandone area

• Up to 75% of Tonle Sap fish migrate to Siphandone during dry season

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Siphandone

• Characterized by numerous islands, wide river with deep pools, narrow channels, rapid, small islets

• Migratory species move upriver to deep pools in Siphandone area

• Up to 75% of Tonle Sap fish migrate to Siphandone during dry season

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Siphandone

• Characterized by numerous islands, wide river with deep pools, narrow channels, rapid, small islets

• Migratory species move upriver to deep pools in Siphandone area

• Up to 75% of Tonle Sap fish migrate to Siphandone during dry season

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Video Clip: Save the Mekong

http://youtu.be/ZhdHvPfKkoA

• Watch the clip ‘save the Mekong’

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Don Sahong Dam

http://youtu.be/ZhdHvPfKkoA

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Summarize from the Clip

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Answer the questions

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Dam or No Dam?

•Brainstorming on....

•What are positive aspects of dam?

•What are negative aspects of dam?

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http://www.mrcmekong.org/about-the-mrc/

http://www.google.com/imgres?q=Mekong+River+fisherman&um=1&hl=th&client=safari&sa=N&rls=en&biw=1020&bih=635&tbm=isch&tbnid=dmA2_xSjN7Fij

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http://maps.grida.no/go/graphic/the-mekong-river-survival-for-millionshttp://tonlesap.net/

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5039980

http://siteresources.worldbank.org/INTEASTASIAPACIFIC/Resources/226262-1151703454492/Mekong_MWRAS_hydromap.gif

http://www.cambodiancommunityday.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=63&Itemid=80

http://www.reuters.com/resources/r/?m=02&d=20070307&t=2&i=444980&w=460&fh=&fw=&ll=&pl=&r=444980http://thailand.prd.go.th/thailand_illustrated/content.php?s_id=287

http://www.laos-guide-999.com/vientiane-boat-racing-festival.html

http://www.parish-without-borders.net/cditt/cambodia/culture/waterfest2.htm

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:TonleSapMap.png

http://www.srisiamholidays.com/images/stories/Cambodia/Maps/cambodia%20wetland.gif

http://images.smh.com.au/2010/06/25/1644221/Mekong-Fishing-net-420x0.jpg

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