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india, vietnam and mexico are all planning massive super dam projects. this is western mexico. when it's complete, this hydroelectric dam on the santiago river one of the tallest in the world, more than 700 feet high. >> we are installing 750 mega watts of power here. enough to give energy for the city of guadalajara, which is 5 million people. >> ensuring the wall of water stays in place is the overwhelming priority for mendez. >> the factor of safety should be very, very high. we can't allow any minor deficiency because honestly we have two more dams and it will work as a saskatchewan cade and it will be a disaster. >> engineers design dams to meet the most extreme conditions, like a rainstorm that might come only once in a thousand years. but global warming is forecast to make unpredictable weather more frequent and more extreme. experts now say the world's 45,000 large dams need to be upgraded to protect them from the effects of global warming or the consequences could be dire. china, 2015. the country leads the world in hydroelectric power generation. its population now 1.4 billion consumes more energy per day than the united states in