but now many of back we're seeing development banks and government embracing large hydro. jocelyn mcdaniel is the deputy director of the international accountability project that looks into corruption and injustices links to internationally funded infrastructure. we started to get feedback and concerns about specific projects, and many of them were hydro power. and this does not surprise me at all a, with the climate crisis. there's a push for renewable energy. that's like the big push for hydro today is coming from the time of movement seems compared to fossil fuels. hydro doesn't look so bad . i cooked 26 and 2021. many countries pushed for hydropower as a key. so also clean energy and that makes it only 2023. the international renewable energy agency declared that we need hydropower capacity to do that by 2050. the limits will be wanting to 1.5 degree, but the thing is not much has changed in terms of social environmental impacts since hydro is days with a bad reputation. either old problem the and that exist, that underscore any of these development projects. and it's, you know, it's b

so but now many of back we're seeing development banks and government embracing large hydro. jocelyn mcdaniel is the deputy director of the international accountability project that looks into corruption and injustices links to internationally funded infrastructure. we started to get feedback and concerns about specific projects, and many of them were hydro power. and this does not surprise me at all a, with the climate crisis. there's a push for renewable energy. that's like the big push for hydro today is coming from the time of movement since compared to fossil fuels. hydro doesn't look so bad . i cooked 26 and 2021. many countries pushed for hydropower as a key source of clean energy and that makes it only 2023. the international renewable energy agency declared that we need hydropower capacity to double by 2050 the limits global warming to 1.5 degrees. but the thing is not much has changed in terms of social environmental impact since hydro is days with a bad reputation. either old problems and that exist that underscore any of these development projects. and it's, you know, it's because

but now many of back we're seeing development banks and governments embracing large hydro. jocelyn mcdaniel is the deputy director of the international accountability project that looks into corruption and injustices links to internationally funded infrastructure. we started to get the feedback and concerns about specific projects, and many of them were hydro power. and this does not surprise me at all. a with the climate crisis, there's a push for renewable energy. that's like the big push for hydro today is coming from the time of movement seems compared to fossil fuels. hydro doesn't look so bad . go up 26 and 2021. many countries push for hydropower as a key, so also clean energy and that makes it only 2023, the international renewable energy agency declared that we need hydropower capacity to do that by 2050 the limits global warming to 1.5 degrees. but the thing is not much has changed in terms of social environmental impacts since hydro is days with a bad reputation, either old problems and that exist that underscore any of these development projects. and it's, you know, it's because

but now many of back we're seeing development banks and government embracing large hydro. jocelyn mcdaniel is the deputy director of the international accountability project that looks into corruption and injustices links to internationally funded infrastructure. we started to get feedback and concerns about specific projects, and many of them were hydro power. and this does not surprise me at all a, with the climate crisis. there's a push for renewable energy. that's like the big push for hydro today is coming from the time of movement seems compared to fossil fuels. hydro doesn't look so bad . go up 26 and 2021. many countries pushed for hydropower as a key source of clean energy and that makes it only 2023. the international renewable energy agency declared that we need hydropower capacity to do that by 2050 the limits global warming to 1.5 degrees. but the thing is not much has changed in terms of social environmental impact since hydro is days with a bad reputation. either old problems and that exist that underscore any of these development projects. and it's, you know, it's because t