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RIP Aaron Sanger, Advocate for Patagonia’s Rivers

It is with great sadness we share the news that our friend and former Patagonia Campaign Director, Aaron Sanger, has...
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Brazil Raises Hopes of a Retreat From New Mega-Dam Construction | The Guardian

This article originally appeared in The Guardian. Hydropower policy to be rethought in face of environmental concerns, indigenous sensitivities and...
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Press Release | Era of Mega Hydropower in Brazilian Amazon Appears to Be Over

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 4, 2018 Statements by Brazilian Officials Indicate Major Shift in Policy The era of mega-dams in the...
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Brazil Announces the End of Mega-Dams in the Amazon | International Rivers Statement

Protesters in the AmazonPhoto courtesy of Amazon Watch The Brazilian government has announced it will stop building mega-dams in the...
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Honduras: COPINH Members Face More Intimidation

As Honduras remains in suspended animation in the wake of a contested presidential election, the military is continuing to intimidate...
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Hydropower Is Not the Answer for Climate Resilience | Devex

This piece was originally publsihed in Devex. The Itaipu hydroelectric dam located between Brazil and Paraguay.Photo by Deni Williams /...
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Energy Companies Relinquish Water Rights to Two Patagonian Rivers

In a fitting end to an extended struggle, energy companies Endesa and Colbún have agreed to return water rights to...
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Antônia Melo Wins Alexander Soros Foundation Award for 2017

Antônia MeloVerena Glass We are thrilled to share the news that Antônia Melo, our close friend and partner, and tireless...
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Victory for Indigenous Peoples as Brazil’s Supreme Court Rejects Attempts to Limit Indigenous Land Rights

In a major victory for indigenous peoples, Brazil’s Supreme Court ruled unanimously this week in favor of indigenous land rights...
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We Are Made of the Sacred!

This article originally appeared on Medium. Munduruku people confirm they will return to occupy dam construction sites in the Amazon...