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By Lin Xiaoyi in Yichang Published: Apr 20, 2021 09:13 PM
As the mammoth Three Gorges project contributes hugely to China s pursuit of low-carbon development by making great use of renewable hydropower, it is trying all possible means to reduce its impact on the ecological environment - as a result, a situation is forming where most local fish and plant species are recovering and some are having a bigger population than before the project was built.
Experts reached by the Global Times did not shy away from the ecological impacts of the Three Gorges Dam, such as it changing the habits of some fish species in the Yangtze River, but they pointed out that these impacts are not necessarily entirely negative for the species, and the project and local governments have been trying many possible means of aid, like releasing artificially cultivated breeds into the river, to increase their population in the wild. ....

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