please tell me which one are you choose?

Please choose one topic from the fllowing: 

1 A think piece about The Three Gorges Dam or similar Asia infrastructures (such as nuclear power plants or the extra-long bridges across the ocean) that are facing challenges of climate change. In the past two decades, the discourse that Three Gorges Dam created clean energy (replacing coal) suppressed the discussions about the Damàenvironmental impact on regional ecology. As climate change deepens, the ecological damage becomes alarmingly visible and the promise of clean energy is difficult to deliver. What does this infrastructure story tell us about the carbon-centric climate politics? How to rethink the historical environmental criticism on the Dam in rapid changing climate reality? [Please note: a.You may want to refer to Chapter 11 of Dai QingàYangtze, Yangtze in addition to Li Ruiàinterview.]

2 A critical engagement of Hao JingshengàFolding Beijing or Zhumeng 2008 in light of climate change. What can be the connection or disconnection between the social political space of ¯lding Beijing/r Zhumeng 2008 and the crisis of Earth in climate change? Please incorporate Amitav Ghoshàdiscussion about the impotent of the novel in engaging climate change.

3 A Think piece on a possible conversation between David Harvey (and/or Petal & Moore) and Amitav Ghosh on Asian cities in era of climate change. How would they explain climate change from their own perspectives? Where could they disagree on the role of and climate change? What kind future(s) can they imagine, respectively?

4. Al GoreàAn Inconvenient Truth and Marienne ThiemeàMeat the Truth demonstrate two approaches, or two sets of circuits, to address climate change. Carbon-centric approach, which shaped the mainstream definition of climate change, and the methane + nitrous oxide (animal agriculture) focus of climate politics. Please discuss their ramifications across politics and society and awareness, as well as their possible significance to E. Asia.