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Will Dams on Amazon Tributary Wreak Global Havoc?

Originally published with video in the McClatchy Newspaper. VOLTA GRANDE, Brazil — The Xingu River, the largest tributary of the...
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Organizaciones Campesinas e Indígenas Contra Megarepresas en el Río Madera

El Bloque de Organizaciones Campesinas e Indígenas del Norte Amazónico (BOCINAB) se reunió en el departamento de Beni para definir...
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Balbina - The Disaster Grows in Size

I was caught by surprise when I stumbled upon an official database on hydroelectric dams and reservoirs in Brazil –...
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Pizza with the (Public) Works

Money laundering, illegal campaign donations, tax evasion, overbilling on public works contracts, …and pizza? Read on, and you'll learn the...
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Letter by Riverbank Dwellers to President Lula

Porto Velho, Rondônia state THE RIVER BANK DWELLERS OF THE MADEIRA RIVER CALL FOR HELP! DEAR PRESIDENT LUIZ INÁCIO LULA...
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Carta dos Ribeirinhos ao Presidente Lula

Porto Velho, RO O POVO RIBEIRINHO DO MADEIRA PEDE SOCORRO! ESTIMADO PRESIDENTE LUIZ INÁCIO LULA DA SILVA, Nós, povo Ribeirinho...
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A Wink's as Good as a Nod

Last week, the world press reported a new $1.3 billion loan by the World Bank, its largest ever to Brazil,...
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Brazilian NGOs urge World Bank not to approve $1.3 billion environment loan

For immediate release Brazilian environmentalists, social movements and networks monitoring international financial institutions have asked the World Bank to postpone...
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Amazon Indians Rebel Against Dams

From March 2009 World Rivers Review Brazil’s Enawene Nawe Indians have said enough is enough to destructive development projects, and...
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If You Can't Stand the Heat...

An interesting exchange recently took place here in Brazil regarding emissions of greenhouse gases, including methane from hydroelectric dams. Roberto...