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PR – Massive Corruption Scandal Implicates Brazil’s Amazon Dam Builders

Testimony from jailed operators of Petrobras scandal point to similar corruption scheme involving politicians and major construction firms FOR IMMEDIATE...
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PR – Siemens Linked to Major Rights Abuses Across Americas

  German Technology Giant Confronted With Proof of Wrongdoing at Annual Shareholder Meeting  Munich, Germany: Dozens of protestors from a...
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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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Brazil Lawsuits Aim to Impede Authorization of Water Use Rights for Dam Developers

Tapajós RiverPhoto by International Rivers Reproduced with permission from Water Law & Policy Monitor, 2014 WLPM (Nov. 27, 2014). Copyright 2014...
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PR – Amazon Assembly Unifies Resistance to Dams on Brazil's Tapajós River

Historic gathering builds opposition to government’s plans for new mega-dam complex Munduruku warriors and children arrive at São Luiz do...
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Healing Begins for the Maya Achi People of Guatemala

Portrait of Carlos Chen at the Pacux resettlement village in the outskirts of Rabinal.Photo by James A. Rodríguez/MiMundo.org. Cannot be...
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Opponents of Planned Colombian Dams Take Heart From OAS Report

Article orginally published in the Los Angeles Times Pericongo Canyon on Colombia’s Magdalena River would be inundated if a Chinese...
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PR – Defying Brazilian Government, Indigenous Group Demarcates Amazonian Territory

Munduruku people ‘auto-demarcate’ lands threatened by Tapajós River megadams FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brasilia, Brazil: In response to the Rousseff government’s...
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Guest Blog – Saving Santiago's Watershed from Business as Usual

Social leaders, students and representatives from NGOs march against Alto Maipo on August 2Photo Credit: Coordinadora Ciudadana Ríos del Maipo...
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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...