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National Geographic: Nestled within the rain forest of Malaysian Borneo, a handful of villages are so remote they don't even have roads. They do, however, have electricity.
The villages draw on the nearby Papar River's current to generate enough power to run lights, refrigerators, and phone-chargers for up to 50 households. The systems, dubbed "microhydro," are small-scale versions of the same hydroelectric dams that help power large cities.
Now, however, a controversial proposal to build a bigger dam threatens......
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Big Hydro Threatens to Wipe Out Little Hydro in Malaysia
Posted by National Geographic: Christina Nunez on July 16th, 2015
Posted in Water Conservation