云南地震和水电建设有关联（Yunnan earthquake and hydropower construction association）.docVIP

云南地震和水电建设有关联（Yunnan earthquake and hydropower construction association） Yunnan earthquake and hydropower construction association The 6.5 earthquake occurred on August 3rd in Ludian County of Yunnan Province, has resulted in over 600 deaths, and cause serious geological secondary disasters. The earthquake triggered under construction Upstream Hydropower Hongshiyan a landslide, and the formation of the lake. The lake lake water is higher than km, more than 1000 acres of farmland flooded, directly endanger the downstream hydropower station. Yang Yong geological ecologists years of study in Jinsha River basin geological problems by Chinese and foreign visits, from the 2012 Yiliang earthquake to the Ludian earthquake, from the time of occurrence and distribution of earthquake source, and the construction of the Jinsha River downstream Xiangjiaba and Xiluodu power station and the two giant Niulanjiang ceiling power station reservoir have relevance. Chinadialogue: there is no evidence of it, the Yunnan earthquake in Ludian and the construction of a hydropower station? Yang Yong: currently only face such basic information, the earthquake epicenter was located in the leading Ludian County town wadi Tamura under the Jinsha River is a tributary of the Kraal River Canyon, from Niulanjiang River seventh cascade hydropower station dam is 7 km to the ceiling. The reservoir construction in 2007, 2011 (the Kraal River water power generation operation, planning 10 level development, has built 4, built in 2); from Jinsha River Xiluodu Reservoir (Niu Lanjiang downstream backwater area) is only 10 kilometers. The September 2012 Yiliang earthquake epicenter in 2011 built reservoir power station Luoze River Malin reservoir tail less than 10 kilometers away from the Jinsha River Xiangjiaba reservoir; the nearest point is less than 60 kilometers. The April 2014 Yongshan earthquake, epicenter of Jinsha River Xiluodu Reservoir nearest point less than 7 kilometers. From the recent earthquake