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The Mekong River has been called a life source for Laos, and the rest of the Southeast Asian region.

Laos has a plan to construct many dams along the Mekong in order to generate valuable electricity. This plan presents some significant problems and difficulties for local people who make their lives, and their living from the Mekong.

In addition to incidents like the 2018 breaking of the Saddle D Dam which resulted in at least 40 deaths, people who have long lived near and on the river are frequently relocated inland or to new communities which require an entirely different way of living.

Traveling into northern Laos along the Mekong we experienced first-hand some of the dam construction and changes in waterlines of the region and heard from many locals about the effects of these projects on their lives.

This year it is said that Laos plans to build around 100 new dams along the Mekong and its tributaries.

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