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Twelve Dams That Changed the World

The iconic Hoover Dam. Wikimedia commons Dams illustrate the brilliance and arrogance of human ingenuity. They generate one sixth of...
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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,...
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US Congress Sets Strict Limits on Global Dam Funding

The World Bank-funded Sardar Sarovar Dam in India. Wikimedia commons Against all evidence of environmental destruction, widespread impoverishment and cost...
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The Hidden Hand Behind "Natural" Disasters

Floods and droughts in many parts of the world are getting ever more frequent and intense. Scientists have long warned...
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#GivingTuesday 2014 Success!

Thank you so much to everyone who donated to International Rivers on December 2, 2014 for #GivingTuesday. You came out...
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Help Keep International Rivers Flowing on #GivingTuesday

Patagonia, ChilePhoto by International Rivers I’ll admit I had never heard about International Rivers until last year when my younger...
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Tell Leaders at COP 20 – Large Dams Are Not Clean Energy!

Right now in Lima, Peru, leaders from 195 governments are debating how to solve the climate crisis–and many of them...
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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...
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Climate Change: There is No Plan B, Because There is No Planet B

Article written by Javiera Espinoza, a Chilean geographer and environmental advocate with Fundación Terram. This article originally appeared in Spanish in...