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World Heritage Committee Decisions in 2013

Below are summaries of all the decisions made on dam-threatened World Heritage Sites that were discussed at this year’s 37th...
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The River Provides for Us: One Woman's Story

From March 2011 World Rivers Review More than 500,000 indigenous people in two countries are threatened by the construction of...
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China’s Biggest Bank to Support Africa’s Most Destructive Dam

From June 2010 World Rivers Review    Ethiopia’s Gibe 3 Dam is one of the most destructive hydropower projects being built...
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NGOs Launch Campaign to Stop Man-Made Disaster in Ethiopia

International NGOs are calling for the halt of the destructive Gibe 3 Dam on Ethiopia's Omo River. The dam threatens...
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Hunger Amidst the Failed Omo Flood

“There is no singing and dancing all along the Omo River now. The kids are quiet. We adults go into...
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Ethiopian Dam Suffers Tunnel Collapse Days After Inauguration

A critical water-passage tunnel in the newly inaugurated Gilgel Gibe 2 hydropower project in Ethiopia reportedly collapsed this week.  ...
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Defending Lake Turkana

The Gibe 3 Dam, now under construction on the Omo River in Ethiopia, is already fanning  tensions over natural resources,...
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Water Justice in Africa: A Kenyan activist's struggle to save the world's largest desert lake

Join us for a panel discussion featuring Ikal Angelei, a Kenyan activst who is working to protect Lake Turkana from...
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African Bank to Investigate Ethiopian Dam Concerns

From September 2009 World Rivers Review Ethiopia's Gibe 3 Dam, which at 240 meters high would be Africa's tallest, is...
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The Scent of Money and the Stench of Corruption

When there is a chance to push a big loan out the door, some people just can’t say no. Every...