Created Mon 21st Apr 11:32am PDT by
mork
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Will Construction of $80Billion Electric Power Producing Dam be Approved by the Republic of Congo?
Current forecast: 10% chance

Combining all predictions, the current forecast is that this is 10% likely to happen (unchanged in last 1 day)
The Grand Inga dam could, if it gets the green light politically and commercially, dwarf China's Three Gorges scheme and increase Africa's power generation by more than one-third.
Unfortunately settlement date is not until 04/15/2014 due to complexity of issue. This is also why I am starting the odds low. Bet large for long term gain!
Unfortunately settlement date is not until 04/15/2014 due to complexity of issue. This is also why I am starting the odds low. Bet large for long term gain!
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Question suspends in 5 years
Suspend date: Wed 16th Apr 2014 12:59am PDT (5 years to go)
Initial likelihoods: Yes: 7%
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Created Mon 21st Apr 11:32am PDT by
mork
Suspend date: Wed 16th Apr 2014 12:59am PDT (5 years to go)
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score: 10
Chicago Tribune 1 day ago
the world Hugh Pearman, Sunday Times of London David Dunlap, The New York Times Richard Lacayo, Time Magazine Inga Saffron, Philadelphia Inquirer Ned Cramer, Architecture Magazine Lynn Becker, ArchitectureChicago PLUS Edward Lifson, The New Modernist
score: 10
Philadelphia Inquirer 4 days ago
proves his 1950 thesis: Architecture has the power to create meaning where none existed before. Contact architecture critic Inga Saffron at 215-854-2213 or isaffron@phillynews.com
score: 10
Chicago Tribune 4 days ago
the world Hugh Pearman, Sunday Times of London David Dunlap, The New York Times Richard Lacayo, Time Magazine Inga Saffron, Philadelphia Inquirer Ned Cramer, Architecture Magazine Lynn Becker, ArchitectureChicago PLUS Edward Lifson, The New Modernist
score: 10
Philadelphia Inquirer 4 days ago
proves his 1950 thesis: Architecture has the power to create meaning where none existed before. Contact architecture critic Inga Saffron at 215-854-2213 or isaffron@phillynews.com
score: 10
International Herald Tribune 5 days ago
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