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Reservoirs May Produce 20 Times More Methane Than Normal During Water ‘Drawdown’

Holloway Reservoir Dam in Michigan, USPhoto: Sentrawoods via Flickr Originally published on Climate Progress Typically, at moderate sizes, power generated by...
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Dam Drawdown an Overlooked "Global Warming Culprit"

Marshes in the drawdown area of the Three Gorges Reservoir could be a significant source of methane. Photo: Wikimedia Commons...
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World Heritage Committee Decisions in 2012

Fishing boat by Lake Turkana Below are summaries of all the decisions made on dam-threatened World Heritage Sites that were...
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Declaration on the Myth of Destructive Dams as Clean Energy and the Urgent Need to Protect Rivers

Healthy rivers provide clean water essential for life on Earth. Following the Rio+20 Earth Summit’s failure to recognize the irreversible...
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Will Safeguards Survive the Next Generation of Development Finance?

Governments depend on a variety of international institutions to advance development goals, ranging from the multilateral World Bank and United...
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Proving Sustainability in the Dam Industry

Dr. Refaat Abdel-Malek, President of the International Hydropower Association at the 2011 IHA World Congress Sustainability is all the rage...
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Event and Engagement Intern – Summer 2012

International Rivers protects rivers and defends the rights of communities that depend on them. We work to stop destructive dams...
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Rivers at Risk: Dam Boom Threatens A World of Rivers

From June 2012 World Rivers Review See the full map 1. Dams support unsustainable industries: Iceland uses more energy per...
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No Surprises in G-20 Declaration, Progress Report

G-20 leaders settled on an uneventful final declaration in Los Cabos. Tuesday’s G-20 Leaders’ Declaration, and a progress report from...
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Rivers May Lose Out in the "Green Economy"

The Congo River, at the Grand Inga site, from space. It’s an unenviable position to attempt to reconcile the interests...