Information Session - Hydropower and GHG emissions in the Mekong

Image by Quang Nguyen from pixabay.com The sun sets behind mountains in the distance, with the two people fishing in the Mekong River Basin in the foreground.

Interested in the future of hydropower in the Mekong River Basin?

Experts from around the world will be presenting on land use changes, sedimentation, direct and indirect GHG emissions, and much more. Register to gain access to pre-recorded seminars on a range of topics, and to attend a facilitated live Q&A session with the presenters.

Presenters

Mathias Kondolf - sediment deposition – UC Berkley

Rafael Schmitt -sediment transportation - Stanford

Hong Xu - Upper Mekong - ANU

David Dumaresq - hydropower development and agricultural trade-offs - ANU

Mark Howden - land use change and carbon fluxes - ANU

Sarah Milne - landscape transformation - ANU

Rafael Almeida - conceptual modelling of hydropower GHGs - Cornell

Penny Beames - hydropower identification mapping for river conservation – McGill

Matti Kummu/Timo Räsänen - GHGs from hydropower stations – Aalto Univeristy

This event is being organised and run by the ANU Fenner School of Environment and Society.

Updated:  19 October 2020/Responsible Officer:  College of Science/Page Contact:  https://iceds.anu.edu.au/contact