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⛈ Chongqing, located in the Three Gorges reservoir area, has been hit by heavy rainfall causing floods, landslides, and mudslides, resulting in severe damage to local houses.
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Wanzhou District in Chongqing has been hit the hardest by the heavy rainfall.
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The Three Gorges Dam has not fulfilled its role in disaster mitigation and has exacerbated the impact of the heavy rainfall.
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Wanzhou District upgraded its flood prevention response to Level II emergency.
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Over 2,600 residents were evacuated in Wanzhou District.
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The flooding in Wanzhou District is considered a man-made catastrophe linked to the Three Gorges Dam.
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The $28.3 Billion USD Three Gorges Dam Fails, Unveiling 7400 Hidden Disaster Risks: Heavy Rainfall Triggers Catastrophic Flooding and Landslides in Chongqing
⚠ The construction of the Three Gorges Dam has caused significant changes in the natural conditions of the area, resulting in increased likelihood of natural disasters like landslides occurring.
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The impoundment of the Three Gorges Dam has altered the stability of the reservoir banks, increasing the risk of landslides.
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Urban development and real estate expansion have narrowed river channels, leading to immediate flooding during heavy rainfall.
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Since the impoundment of the Three Gorges Dam, there have been numerous geohazards along the Yangtze River and its tributaries.
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In the first 11 months after impoundment, there were nearly double the number of collapses and landslides compared to the previous year.
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The Qianjiangping Village landslide, which occurred shortly after impoundment, resulted in 15 fatalities and significant destruction.
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🌊 The filling and discharge of the Three Gorges Reservoir leads to increased geological hazards and landslides.
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The material at the front edge of the landslide was eroded by reservoir water, causing a decrease in strength.
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The filling of the reservoir from September to November and discharge from February to May increases the occurrence of geological hazards.
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In 2008, over 100 newly occurring geological hazards were recorded when the reservoir attempted to reach a water level of 175 meters.
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Reaching the 175-meter water level would improve navigation conditions upstream but introduce significant fluctuations in the Yangtze River's water level.
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Over 5,000 geological hazard sites have been identified in the Three Gorges reservoir area.
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🚧 The Three Gorges project in Chongqing section faces increasing danger potential collapse and landslide points, despite concerns raised in the past.
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Before the construction of the Three Gorges Project, experts did not raise the issue of geological hazards in the reservoir area.
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Opponents of the project warned about complex geological conditions and potential landslides in the reservoir area.
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Dissenting voices were suppressed, and a book highlighting concerns about the project was censored and removed.
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Jiang Zemin violated the commitment not to discuss the project within five years and expressed support for its construction.
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Technical leader Pan Jiazheng presented a feasibility study report on the project to the State Council in 1990.
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🌊 The Three Gorges project in China experienced numerous collapses and landslides, but officials downplayed the risks to push for its construction.
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Approximately 140 large and medium-sized collapses and landslides occurred, with 14 being in poor stability conditions.
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Vice Premier Zou Jiahua stated that the reservoir banks had good stability and no significant leakage or erosion issues.
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The Three Gorges area is prone to frequent geological disasters due to complex geological conditions and heavy rainfall.
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The feasibility study leadership group and technical personnel deceived the public to expedite the project.
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Professor Liu Guangrun played a key role in studying the geological and seismic issues of the reservoir area.
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🌊 The stability of the Three Gorges reservoir banks is deteriorating, leading to frequent landslides and collapses.
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Reservoir filling and elevation change led to a change in evaluation of the stability of the reservoir banks.
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2,490 landslides and collapses were reported in the Three Gorges reservoir area, with 581 needing attention at a water level of 135 meters.
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The deterioration of the reservoir banks is a major factor in frequent geological hazards.
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The cyclic rise and fall of the reservoir water level causes damage to the rock masses and soil in the drawdown zone.
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Immediate engineering measures are suggested to reinforce the deteriorated rock masses, with estimated costs ranging from 5 to 10 million yuan per 100 meters.
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😕 The Three Gorges Follow-up Work Plan for effective management of geological disasters related to the Three Gorges project has received a staggering investment of 123.8 billion yuan, with the collection of funds extended multiple times.
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The State Council approved the Three Gorges Follow-up Work Plan in May 2011.
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The total investment in the plan amounted to 123.8 billion yuan.
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The collection of the fund was extended until 2025 based on a suggestion.
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In 2023, another extension of the fund collection was proposed.
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Experts and academicians may have withheld the truth about landslides and collapses in the reservoir area to ensure the implementation of the project.
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