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“When We Save A River, We Save Ourselves” River Guardian Betty Obbo

Betty Obbo (center) at Rivers for Life 3International Rivers When Ugandan activist Betty Obbo first came to environmental work, it...
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20 Things You Didn’t Know About the Nile

The Nile River in Sudan. International Rivers 1. The Nile is Africa’s longest river, covering 4,101 miles – roughly the...
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Who Benefits From the Nile?

In a drama that involved threats, name-calling and finger-pointing, a new episode was recently inaugurated when the President of Egypt...
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Farewell to Lori Pottinger

From April 2015 World Rivers Review Lori Pottinger joined International Rivers in 1995 as the editor of World Rivers Review,...
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Why We Celebrate Rivers

Areng River, Remote River Home to the Siamese Crocodile. Photo courtesy of Luke Duggleby. May not be reproduced withouth permisison....
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The Nile Project: A River Runs Through Them

The Nile Project “Rivers Unite, Dams Divide.” It’s my favorite activist slogan, one I learned from Turkish activists, and it...
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Take Action for Illegally Detained Dam Fighter in Sudan

Kober prison (Radio Dabanga) On September 23, 2014, Sudanese security forces detained Mr. Rashid Sheikh Eldin Abash, a peaceful Nubian...
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The Nile Project Uses Music to Transcend Borders

The Nile Project Musicians in Cairo. Photo: Matjaz Kacicnik The Nile Project is an educational and arts initiative started in...
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Government Audit Finds Hydropower Aid Doesn’t Benefit the Poor

Protest against the Allain Duhangan Dam, a project funded with Norwegian aid. SANDRP No other industrialized country relies on hydropower...
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Life-Giving Deltas Starved by Dams

The Indus Delta – here at Keti Bandar – is being eroded by the sea. Emily Woodhouse The deltas of...