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Großstaudämme zur Energiegewinnung sowie Bewässerung und ihre Konfliktherde: Eine Einführung
Weltweit spielen Großstaudämme eine immer wichtigere Rolle für die »erneuerbare« Energieversorgung und in den vielen Trockengebieten der Erde für die Bewässerung und Ausweitung der Landwirtschaft. Einige neuere Staudämme sind spektakuläre Riesenprojekte. Großstaudammprojekte sind aber inzwischen sehr umstritten, sie sind Konfliktherde; sie verändern die Landnutzung diametral, sie vertreiben die eingesessene Bevölkerung und zerstören deren Lebensgrundlagen. Die ökologischen und ökonomischen Auswirkungen sind nicht nur positiv, sondern sie weisen in erheblichem Maße auch negative Folgen auf. Dazu kommt, dass Staudamm und Nutzung der Wasserspeicher auch nur eine begrenzte Zeit möglich ist. Large water dams for energy generation and irrigation and its social problems: An introduction: Large dams play an increasingly important role worldwide for the renewable energy supply and in the many arid regions of the world for irrigation and the expansion of agriculture. Some of the newer dams are spectacular giant projects. Large dam projects are now very controversial, they are sources of conflicts; they change land use diametrically, they drive out the local population and destroy their livelihoods. The ecological and economic effects are not only positive, they also have negative consequences to a considerable extent. In addition, the dam and the use of the water reservoir are only possible for a limited time. Grandes represas para la generación de energía y proyectos de irrigación y sus conflictos sociales: Una introduccion: Las grandes represas desempeñan un papel cada vez más importante en todo el mundo en la producción de energia »renovable« y en las muchas regiones áridas del mundo para mejorar el riego y la expansión agricola. Algunas de las represas más nuevas son proyectos gigantescos. Muchos proyectos de represas tienen sus lados negativos y son fuentes de conflictos; cambian diametralmente el uso de la tierra, conducen al desalojos de la población local y destruyen sus fuentes de trabajo, también los efectos ecológicos y económicos son en gran medida negativos. Además el uso de las represan tienen un tiempo limitado y su desmontaje es costoso.
ecological effects, Large water dams, social conflicts, indigenous population, renewable energy, irrigation, water for irrigation, energy generation, change land use, Other, Large water dams, energy generation, irrigation, social conflicts, renewable energy, water for irrigation, change land use, indigenous population, ecological effects.
ecological effects, Large water dams, social conflicts, indigenous population, renewable energy, irrigation, water for irrigation, energy generation, change land use, Other, Large water dams, energy generation, irrigation, social conflicts, renewable energy, water for irrigation, change land use, indigenous population, ecological effects.
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