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Mini hydropower plants in Sri Lanka | Global ideas
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February 13, 2012
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2:47Now PlayingIn Sri Lanka, hydropower could be the key to ensuring a clean and stable energy supply in the future. Water weaves throughout the small island, emptying out into the ocean. There is little room to build more dams, so instead, officials plan to construct small hydropower plants to stem the growing demand for energy. Sri Lankans themselves know very well how valuable their water is: the country is home to the world's oldest irrigation system. That's helped farmers adapt to the effects of climate change. A film by Brigitta Moll.
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