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Ten Years of Injustice

It has been more than ten years since the 260-meter-high Tehri Dam was commissioned on the Bhagirathi River, a headwater...
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The World Celebrated Rivers and Their Defenders on March 14

Pakistan Fisherfolk Forum Day of Action 2016. Roshan Batti “Let us wake up! Let us wake up, humankind! We’re out...
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Rethinking "Development" on the Day of Action for Rivers

The Free Stanislaus. Brian Washburn/Flickr Serving as the Day of Action for Rivers Coordinator in these past two months has...
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Rivers and the International Day of Action for Rivers

Domkhedi, Maharashtra, September 21, 1999. Harikrishna Deepa Jani Nature has a unique way of generating water. Tiny droplets of moisture...
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The Mortal Danger of Opposing a Dam

In Sudan last week, dozens of peaceful protesters were injured when Sudanese police used force to break up a protest...
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Cry Me A River

This article originally appeared in the New Internationalist. An elegy for a wounded planet and a plea for its protection,...
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Run-of-River Hydro: Green Energy or Greenwash?

It’s a little strange to write a fact sheet about a term that actually has no meaning. That’s right –...
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Don't Hinder the Pinder

The Pinder is the last free-flowing tributary of the Alaknanda, one of two headwater streams that come together to form...
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The World’s Forests Will Collapse If We Don’t Learn to Say ‘No’

This guest blog originally appeared in The Conversation. An alarming new study has shown that the world’s forests are not...
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River Guardian Phil Fearnside: "Stay Focused on the Action"

Philip Fearnside holds forth. Rios Vivos Brasil You could be forgiven for thinking Philip Fearnside’s a bit of a curmudgeon....