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Dams in the Amazon: the Rights and Wrongs of Belo Monte
Having spent heavily to make the world’s third-biggest hydroelectric project greener, Brazil risks getting a poor return on its $14...
Panama Report Back by Task Force on the Americas
In February, participants from the first Task Force on the Americas delegation to Panama visited and took testimony from members...
Chileans Want Their Rivers Back
March for the recovery and defense of water in Chile Chileans took to the streets Monday – in celebration of...
PR: Controversial Belo Monte Dam Featured in New Film
Large-scale dams in the Amazon and Mesopotamia focus of Damocracy FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Brasilia, Brazil – A documentary launched today,...
Damocracy the Movie
Damocracy is a film about the cultural and natural heritage the world could lose if two controversial large-scale dams are...
Brazil: Operation Tapajós Suspended
This article was originally published by the Latin American Bureau Born and raised in Mangabal, a traditional community to be...
Deadly Sins in the Brazilian Amazon
Originally published in Huffington Post Blog Antonia Melo protesting during Rio+20Photo by Brent Millikan The trampling of indigenous rights, military...
Court Suspends Military Operation For São Luiz do Tapajós Dam Studies
Judge Calls for Free, Prior, and Informed Consent of Affected Munduruku Indigenous People Brasilia, Brazil: A federal appeals court (TRF-1)...
Hydro Industry Shuts Out Critical Voices
Apiaká indigenous activist in BrazilPhoto: Brent Millikan The international hydropower industry is meeting in Ethiopia for their big Africa 2013...
The Eyes of the World are Once Again on Temaca
The newly elected Governor of Jalisco Jorge Aristóteles Sandoval brought a renewed sense of hope to the communities of Temacapulín,...