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Chile's Endangered Rivers

From June 2009 World Rivers Review   Alejandro Koehler showed up at the headquarters of one of Chile’s regional environmental authorities...
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One Person, One Vote

The Voice of Communities in Development Decisions From June 2009 World Rivers Review In defense of their lands and lives,...
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Commentary: My River Journey

From June 2009 World Rivers Review In the beginning of time, the Anaconda-Canoe descended from the Milky Way with the...
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Amazon in Peril

From June 2009 World Rivers Review The Amazon Basin is well-known as a biological wonder. Its impressive statistics attest to...
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Can Obama’s Diplomacy Help Protect Rivers in Chile’s Patagonia?

For those who follow hydroelectric development issues in the Américas, it is newsworthy that Chilean President Michelle Bachelet made a...
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Brazil's Senator from Alcoa Hangs by a Sliver

José Sarney rose to power in his home state of Maranhão during Brazil's military dictatorship. He ascended to the presidency...
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The Return of the Outlaw Cowboys

When I traveled to Itaituba last month for community meetings on the planned Tapajós River dams, for me the image...
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Lula Contemplates his Navel

As Obama has said, "Lula's the man." So, all ears tuned in on Lula the other day in Londrina, Paraná...
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Help keep the Topo River wild and free-flowing!

The Topo River, in the Ecuadorian Amazon, is an exceptional free-flowing river that forms part of an ecological corridor recognized...
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Reggae Brunch Fundraiser for Adapting to Scarcity Film Project!

Our friends with the documentary film project Adapting to Scarcity are throwing a fundraiser for their community water management research...