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Murdered for Their Rivers: A Roster of Fallen Dam Fighters

The stories come to us one at a time. A woman’s body found in a trash heap. Two protesters shot...
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The World Is Going Solar!

New investment in solar and wind energy is thriving at the cost of new hydropower dams. Our infographic illustrates exciting...
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Have We Passed the Era of Peak Dam?

The wind and solar revolution helps to keep the Nu River free-flowing. Peter Ford This is Part I of our...
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The World Bank’s Energy Lending Is Stuck In The Past

This is Part 2 of our three-part series on renewable energy solutions. Girl with a fish on the Salween River....
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The Surprising Success of Micro Hydro

This is Part 3 of our three-part series on renewable energy solutions. Dipti Vaghela of the Hydro Empowerment Network. Switzer...
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Drought: Hydropower's Achilles Heel

The Sobradinho reservoir in Brazil, during the worst drought in its history. Marcello Casal Jr/Agência Brasil Drought: The news has...
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Introducing International Rivers' Next Executive Director

Kate Horner. IISD Reporting Service We’re thrilled to announce that after an extended search process, we have hired International Rivers’...
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Are Mega Dams a Solution or Burden to Climate Change? | Eco-Business

A view of the Three Gorges Dam, the world’s largest dam, in the Yangtze River in China. The country is...
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Indigenous Activists: In the Crosshairs of Development

Munduruku activist in Brazil When we learned that Berta Cáceres, a leader of the indigenous Lenca people, was murdered in...
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Setting the World Bank President Straight on Large Dams

World Bank President Jim Kim On April 6, World Bank President Jim Kim addressed the Union Theological Seminary in New...