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The river dragon has come! : the three gorges dam and the fate of China's Yangtze River / [compiled by] Dai Qing ; edited by John G. Thibodeau and Philip B. Williams ; with a foreword by Audrey Ronning Topping ; translated by Yi Ming.

Other Authors: Qing, Dai. , Thibodeau, John, 1968-, Williams, Philip B.
Language(s): English
Published: Armonk, N.Y. : M.E. Sharpe, 1997.
Subjects: San Xia shui li shu niu (China)
Dams > China > Yangtze River Gorges.
Chinese > Relocation > History > 20th century.
Note: "Probe International, International Rivers Network."
Physical Description: xxix, 240 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Original Format: Book
Original Classification Number: TC 558 .C52 T5871 1997
ISBN: 0765602059 (alk. paper)
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