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Is the Grand Inga Too Big to Build?

Source:International Rivers
When:May 24 2015
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The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has plans to build the world’s largest hydropower project, the Grand Inga at the Inga Falls, on the Congo River, some 50km upstream of the mouth of the Congo o [...]

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