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Addressing the Global Power Outage

Originally published in The Moscow Times on December 15, 2013 As you read this, a power outage is affecting much...
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Aid Dollars Should Fund Renewables, Not Dams

As you read this, a power outage is affecting much of Africa and South Asia. After hundreds of billions of...
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NGO letter to US Treasury Secretary on IDA 17

Letter from four US NGOs asking the US Treasury Secretary to support renewable energy, not World Bank dams More information...
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Tell Governments to Support Renewable Energy, Not Dams!

On December 16 and 17, World Bank member governments will meet in Moscow. They need to decide whether to fund...
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Briefing Paper on IDA 17 and Global Energy Finance

The World Bank fails to address the challenges of energy poverty and climate change. This briefing paper presents the case...
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World Bank Funding Challenged Over Support for Mega-Dams

As the World Bank makes an effort to raise billions of dollars from donor governments for its IDA fund, civil...
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Giving for Rivers

Here in the US, we’ve just celebrated Thanksgiving, a holiday of gratitude for the basics in life – nourishing food...
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Memories of Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mandela, freedom fighter Nelson Mandela, who passed away today, was one of my very few personal heroes. Through the...
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Beehive Collective Buzzes with Creative Juices

From December 2013 World Rivers Review The Beehive Design Collective specializes in telling complex stories through fantastically creative graphic story...
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River Stories, Storied Rivers

From December 2013 World Rivers Review Though the names are still magic – Amazon, Congo, Mississippi, Niger, Platte, Volga, Tiber,...