Nepal's government approved Rs 6.11 billion for bridges while the Karnali River flows without large hydro dams.
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Updated Sep 21
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Nepal's government approved Rs 6.11 billion for bridges while the Karnali River flows without large hydro dams.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.New hydropower proposals target the Karnali River, highlighting its status as Nepal's last undammed watershed.1 source
Nepal government approves bridge funding and notes Karnali's flow status.1 source
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Karnali River
river in Nepal
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Nepal
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