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Omo River, Lake Turkana at Risk from Dams and Plantations
Dams and irrigated plantations being built in Ethiopia will bring major changes to the flow of the Lower Omo River,...
PR – Turkana’s “Forgotten People” Call for Halt to Ethiopia’s Imminent Water Grabs
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Berkeley, US: International Rivers is today publishing a report and video with voices from Lake Turkana, which...
A Month in the Cradle of Humanity
Narissa Allibhai. Sustainable development researcher This is a guest blog by Narissa Allibhai, an African sustainable development researcher who undertook...
Community Voices from Lake Turkana
“We don’t accept this. We disagree with whoever is planning this. We will never agree to it. Once the dam is...
A Changing Omo River Valley
“People of our village and other villages, we don’t want to lose this river, to lose our land, our forests....
Recipe for Lake Turkana's Survival: Just Add Water
Lake Turkana (Photo copyright Jane Baldwin) In my line of work, you never want to say “I told you so.”...
Lake Turkana Considered for "World Heritage In Danger" List
Lake Turkana – the world’s largest desert lake, which supports 300,000 people and untold biological riches, and is a World...
የልማት ጎርፍ በኦሞ ወንዝ ላይ
photo by Alison Jones for No Water No Life በኢትዮጵያ በታችኛው የኦሞ ሸለቆ እየተገነቡ ያሉት ተያያዥ የልማት ፕሮጀክቶች በወንዙ የውኃ...
Ethiopia Pushes River Basin Toward Hydrological Disaster
Industrialization of Omo River Threatens 500,000 pastoralists in Ethiopia, Kenya Photo: Alison M. Jones (No Water No Life) In a...
Can Lake Turkana Be Saved?
Lake Turkana Sean Avery is a man on a mission. The Kenya-based hydrologist and civil engineer is the leading authority...