Cambodian Government Refutes False Reporting on Two Hydropower Projects
Cambodia's Ministry of Mines and Energy and Ministry of Environment have strongly refuted "false" reports concerning two hydropower projects, which alleged illegal deforestation and logging. The government clarified that these activities were legitimate and confined to areas necessary for project construction.
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