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How Dams Affect Water Supply

From World Rivers Review December 2009 Most rural Africans are directly dependent on surface water – rivers, wetlands, springs and...
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The Wrong Climate for Big Dams

Why Africa Should Shun Hydropower Megaprojects From World Rivers Review December 2009 Africa is the least electrified place in the...
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Water Justice in Africa: A Kenyan activist's struggle to save the world's largest desert lake

Join us for a panel discussion featuring Ikal Angelei, a Kenyan activst who is working to protect Lake Turkana from...
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Debate Over Dams on Africa’s Zambezi River

Originally published in Green Inc. (New York Times energy blog) In a study released in the Mozambican capital of Maputo...
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Quick Quotes: Green Energy Plan for Mozambique

Because of this focus on power prices and large projects (and, typically, an avoidance of addressing environmental and social costs...
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Another dam on Zambezi is dangerous-Report

Originally published in Zambia Watchdog International Rivers Network has released a report condemning a Mozambican project that aims at putting...
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The Right Climate for Green Energy in Mozambique

Light or water? That’s a choice Southern Africa could face in a few years if current plans to build more...
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A Green Energy Plan for Mozambique

Mozambique has among the lowest uses of electricity in the world. Yet virtually all of the electricity it does produce...
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Vultures over Congo’s Inga Dams

What could be nobler than being on the side of poor Africa women? Hydropower companies like to justify their dam...
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Not-So-Muddy Waters Put Millions at Risk

More evidence that dams really are a dirty business The world could see an epidemic of “Hurricane Katrina” destruction from...