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Green Mountains at Daning River, tributary of the Yangtze, by Mu Lan, June 2003	Three Gorges Dam, seen from a distance, by Mu Lan, June 2003	New houses built for remote migrants in Tongliang County, by Mu Lan, June 2003
Daning River got dirty while filling the reservoir, by Mu Lan, June 2003	Reservoir fills	Farmland given to remote migrants by locals in Tongliang County, by Mu Lan, June 2003
An old migrant watching the reservoir rising near the dam site, by Mu Lan, June 2003	Final level of 175 metres	Water level going up behind Three Gorges Dam, by Mu Lan, June 2003
New county seat of Fengjie, seen from the Yangtze, by Mu Lan, June 2003

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Damming dissent: China jails journalist for Sanmenxia dam corruption exposé

Brady Yauch

09/14/2010

Government officials in China are continuing to harass critics of the country’s infrastructure projects and the political corruption that often plagues these state vanity projects. Earlier this month, officials arrested Xie Chaoping, a former journalist and recent author of a book about the struggles of the more than 400,000 citizens relocated, first in the 1950s and again in 1985, to make way for Sanmenxia dam on the Yellow river. read more »

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