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Protestors Paralyze Belo Monte Dam Construction Works

New Construction Prompts Radical Intervention in Brazilian Amazon Altamira, Brazil – Major construction on the Belo Monte Dam commenced on...
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Piñera and the World Bank Support HidroAysén

As I get ready to head up to Nevada City, CA for screenings of Patagonia Rising at the Wild &...
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Vote for Vale as the World's Worst Corporation of 2011

Update: Thanks to your support, Vale has won the title of World's Worst Corporation for the 2012 Public Eye Award!...
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Justice delayed 30 years in Guatemala

Over 440 men, women and children were massacred to make way for the Chixoy Dam – a World Bank and...
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Comments on the Marañon Hydroelectric Project (Peru)

Submitted to the Colombian Institute for Technical Standards and Certification Additionality There are several important inaccuracies in the investment analysis...
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The Ecological Mysteries of Latin America’s Rivers

From December 2011 World Rivers Review Latin America‘s watersheds arerich in biodiversity, yet it is remarkable how much we don’t...
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HidroAysén's Transmission Line Revealed

The first official news of the proposed route for the HidroAysén transmission line was released yesterday by Chile's La Tercera....
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Manifesto by the Kayabi, Apiaká and Munduruku Against Hydropower Projects on the Teles Pires River

In a December 2011 letter from the Kayabi, Apiacás and Mundurucu indigenous tribes to authorities of the Brazilian government, indigenous...
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Hydroelectric Power: Spate of Dam Building Meets Resistance

Originally printed in the Financial Times. Peru’s Asháninka people have torn down the signs erected by Odebrecht, a Brazilian construction...
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Brazilian Construction Company Cancels Plans for Mega-Dam in Peru

Odebrecht is withdrawing from a commitment to develop the Tambo-40 Dam on the Tambo River in the Peruvian Amazon. It...