Harvesting sustainable energy from environmental energy through thermoelectric
generators to uninterruptedly generate clean electricity offers a potential solution to the …

In an effort to ensure energy independence and exploit mineral resources, the governments
of Amazonian countries are embarking on a major dam building drive on the basin's rivers …

Small hydropower plants (SHPs) are rapidly sprawling, both globally and across the
Amazon's free flowing rivers, threatening provision of ecosystem services, river connectivity …

Abstract The Rio Earth Summit 1992 produced a monumental document, Agenda 21 and 27
PRINCIPLES, where PRINCIPLE 17 describes the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) …

China has the richest hydropower resources in the world. Yunnan's exploitable hydropower
resources rank third in China, second only to Tibet and Sichuan Province. Yunnan has …

In recent years, energy transition process has been directing the world's electrical systems in
a search for the insertion of clean and renewable energy sources. In Brazil, hydroelectric …

Lignite has long dominated Greece's electricity system, boosting economic growth and
energy security, given the abundant domestic resources. In line with its national and …

Projects that undergo environmental impact assessment (EIA) are rarely rejected. Online
registries and anecdotal evidence suggest that authorities approve almost all proposed and …

Run of the river (RoR) hydropower projects are generally considered more environmentally
sustainable as compared to their reservoir based counterparts. Further, impacts of these …

Abstract Scholarly papers on Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) in Brazil were
reviewed aiming at surveying the state of research in this field. Searches in three databases …