1. The Battle of the Dambusters - Saving China?s Virgin Rivers, Shanghai Daily, May 3, 2004; 2. Killing Nujiang hydro project the right move, Xiao Hua, April 29, 2004; 3. Chinese Ambassador to Thailand met with the Thai Energy Minister, Matichon Daily, April 20, 2004; 4.China, in surprise step, puts large dam on hold, Jim Yardley, New York Times Friday, April 9, 2004; 5. China?s premier reportedly orders restudy of controversial dam...., Asia News, April 9, 2004; 6 . Dam activists win first round, S.H.A.N, April 3, 2004; 7 . Nujiang hydropower development, Eastern Morning Post, April 2, 2004, translated by Kevin Li; 8 . Let the Salween flow, Hseng Kham, Salween Watch, 21 March, 2004; 9 . President Hu asked to stop the Salween dams, S.H.A.N. March 13, 2004; 10 . Opening survey on the Kok begins, S.H.A.N, March 12, 2004; 11 . Dam on China?s Salween goes for it, S.H.A.N, March 11, 2004; 12 . Norway behind Mekong power plan, S.H.A.N., March 10, 2004; 13.UN agency hits China over dams, The Nation, March 2, 2004; 14.Thai-Burmese plan to dam two rivers, Bangkok Post, February 25, 2004; 15.NHPC to help set up 800 MW power plant in Myanmar, Times News Network, February 25, 2004; 16.Indian Power Company to Invest in Myanmar, Mike Hurle, World Markets Research, February 25, 2004; 17.No sign of dam on the Salween, S.H.A.N, February 25, 2004.