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Friends of Nature Response to MEP’s Rejection of the Xiaonanhai Project
On 30 March 2015, China’s Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP) released the Jinsha River Wudongde Hydropower Plant EIA Report Review...
Position Available: China Program Coordinator
International Rivers, a global environmental NGO dedicated to protecting the world’s rivers, is seeking a Program Coordinatorfor our China Program....
Why We Celebrate Rivers
Areng River, Remote River Home to the Siamese Crocodile. Photo courtesy of Luke Duggleby. May not be reproduced withouth permisison....
River = Love
On this day in the US, some people celebrate Saint Valentine with gifts of red roses, heart-shaped chocolate and romantic...
No Need to Sacrifice Asia’s Rivers to Power China’s Development
Recently climate change advocates have been lauding China’s commitments to cut carbon pollution. The US-China climate deal was hailed as...
China’s Global Dam Builder at a Crossroads
Protest against the Stung Cheay Areng Dam in Cambodia, which would flood protected indigenous lands. Kalyanee Mam Since the turn...
Activist Guides to Sinohydro’s Environment and Social Policies
To support local NGOs and communities understanding of the different standards and commitments applicable to Sinohydro projects around the world,...
True Cost of Hydropower in China
China has committed to a massive reduction of its carbon emissions, which will almost certainly lead to dramatic reduction in...
No Longer Forgotten – Asia's Nu-Salween-Thanlwin River
The Salween River, near Hat Gyi Dam site in Karen statePhoto by International Rivers For many years, the transboundary Nu-Salween-Thanlwin...
A Health Check-up for Our Environment - Ignored at Our Own Risk
Chinese river dolphins. baijidolphin.weebly.com In the 1950s, thousands of Baiji river dolphins plied the waters of the Yangtze, Asia’s mightiest...