A project for expanding the hydroelectric plant in the Hasli Valley was submitted on 30 June 1988, raising concerns about environmental exploitation.
Synopsis
A project for expanding the hydroelectric plant in the Hasli Valley was submitted on 30 June 1988, raising concerns about environmental exploitation.
Synopsis
In the Hasli Valley, plans for the Grimsel-West project aim to expand a hydroelectric plant. Submitted on June 30, 1988, the proposal faces significant opposition. The film documents local concerns about the environmental impact of constructing a new dam. It captures the apprehension among residents regarding the exploitation of natural resources. Through interviews and on-site footage, the documentary presents the voices of those affected by the proposed development. The project remains uncertain as community resistance grows.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of hydroelectric expansion in Hasli Valley.
- Find out about the opposition to new dam constructions.
- Meet the voices against environmental exploitation.
Did You Know
- The Grimsel-West project was submitted on 30 June 1988.
- The film was released in 1990 and has a duration of 48 minutes.
- The project aimed to expand the hydroelectric plant in the Hasli Valley.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was the Grimsel-West project?
Grimsel-West was a project for the expansion of the hydroelectric plant in the Hasli Valley.
When was the Grimsel-West project submitted?
The Grimsel-West project was submitted on 30 June 1988.
What was the original intention behind the Grimsel-West project?
It was originally conceived as an expression of opposition to the construction of a new dam.
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