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Why Did China Build This Massive Dam?

IndiaPublished October 3, 2026

Views 56.4K  |  Likes 1.21K  |  Comments 1
Views#7,827,458Global
Views#1,523,688India

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This video has 56.4K views and 1.21K likes, ranking #7,827,458 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

56,407

Likes

1,213

Comments

1

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Total (all-time): $39 – $113

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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China has built one of the world’s largest hydropower projects on the Jinsha River, producing around 62 billion units of electricity every year. But the country’s green energy push doesn’t stop there. Massive solar farms and the rapid growth of electric vehicles are also changing China’s energy system. So, can the rest…

Published
October 3, 2026
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