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Hydropower development, resettlement, and urban water security: Evidence from Brazil's Belo Monte Dam.
Millions of people are resettled each year when dam construction floods their homes and land. Dam building and its associated resettlement may impact water security by altering access to drinking water and sanitation, disrupting aquatic ecosystems, shifting local economies, and undermining the abili
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