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Victory in Chile! Dams Scrapped on Five Rivers
Puelo River BasinAndres Amengual We’re thrilled to share incredible news from Chile today. After a decades-long campaign, five rivers in...
Planned Tapajós Industrial Waterway a Potential Environmental Disaster | Mongabay
This article originally appeared in Mongabay. New book describes rich environmental and social diversity of the Amazon’s Tapajós basin, but...
Press Release | Brazilian Government Cancels Mega-Dam on the Amazon’s Tapajós River
Brasilia, August 4, 2016 – Brazil’s Federal Environmental Agency (IBAMA) announced the cancellation of licensing for the polemic São Luiz...
Renewable, But Is It Sustainable? | One India One People
This article originally appeared in One India One People. A clean and green source of energy is hydropower. Nothing burns,...
5 Great Summer Reads for River Lovers
We all know about beach reading – beachy books are the ones that you speed through, the ones you don’t...
A River of Impunity: The Situation for Environmental Defenders Opposing Hydropower Projects
“I cannot freely walk on my territory or swim in the sacred river and I am separated from my children...
From Paris to Patagonia: On Rivers and Climate Change
In the Patagonia region, climate change presents a direct threat to human health and the environment. More than 90% of...
Honduras: Patuca River and Communities under Threat
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Damming the Patuca
The Patuca at DawnDr. Kendra McSweeney In 1998, I traveled to Honduras at the request of representatives from the Tawhaka...
Ocekadi: Hydroelectric Dams, Socio-Environmental Conflicts, and Resistance in the Tapajós Basin
In the language of Brazil’s indigenous Munduruku people, “Ocekadi” means “the river of our place.” It is their name for...