China: Das größte Wasserkraftwerk der Welt
© APA/SONG JIANCHUNepa02413304 (FILE) A file picture dated 05 May 2005 shows water soaring through the open gates of the illuminated Three Gorges Dam near the city of Yichang in China's Hubei province. China filled the massive Three Gorges reservoir to its highest designed capacity on 26 October 2010, a move that officials said would enable the dam on the Yangtze river to maximize power generation and other functions. EPA/SONG JIANCHUN *** Local Caption *** 00000402253496
Vor 20 Jahren wurde mit dem Bau der Drei-Schluchten-Talsperre begonnen. Zahlen und Fakten zum Mega-Staudamm.
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FILE CHINA THREE GORGES DAM
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The Three Gorges Dam Project discharges flood wate
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An aerial view of the Three Gorges Dam on the Yang
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Water is released at the Three Gorges Dam on the Y
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A general view shows the Three Gorges Dam on the Y
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A general view of the ship lock of the Three Gorge
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People stand on the banks of the Yangtze River in
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CHINA DROUGHT
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A rotor of a generator is installed at the Three G
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A car is driven on the dam across the Three Gorges
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An aerial view shows cargo ships passing each othe
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A general view shows the Three Gorges Dam on the Y
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