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China is quietly building what could become the world’s most powerful hydropower system deep in the Himalayas — a $168 billion mega-project hidden behind secrecy, extreme terrain, and geopolitical tension.

Located on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, this engineering marvel could generate more electricity than the Three Gorges Dam, reshaping China’s energy future and powering EVs, AI, and supercomputing hubs. But critics warn it may also become a “water bomb”, threatening ecosystems, indigenous communities, and millions downstream in India and Bangladesh.

In this video, we explore:
• Why China is racing to build this mega dam
• How the project works — tunnels, dams, and cascade power stations
• Environmental risks in one of the world’s most fragile ecosystems
• Fears of displacement, secrecy, and lack of transparency
• Why India and Bangladesh are deeply concerned
• How water, energy, and national security collide in the Himalayas

This is not just an energy project — it’s a global power play with consequences far beyond China’s borders.