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Laos Holds Mekong Livelihoods in Its Hands

Originally published in The Bangkok Post Fisherman along the Khone FallsInternational Rivers The future of decision-making around the region’s most...
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Mekong Floods: The Dampening of the Wintery Suffering

Originally published in Thai in Thai Rath, print version, 27 December 2013. A grandma looks at her dry-season riverbank garden as...
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New Policy Proposed on Hydropower Development in Lao PDR Puts Developers' Interests First

From December 4th-5th, the Government of Laos’ Department of Energy Policy and Planning (DEPP) of the Ministry of Energy and...
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New Policy on Sustainable Hydropower Development in Lao PDR Raises Concerns

On 9th December 2013, International Rivers submitted comments and concerns about the new proposed text of the Policy on Sustainable...
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To Save a People, Stop the Sarawak Dams

To Save a People, Stop the Sarawak Dams. This is the message of SAVE Rivers, a grassroots network of indigenous...
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Science Takes a Backseat as Xayaburi Dam Continues

Construction of the Xayaburi Dam continues despite many unanswered questions as to the project’s impacts on the Mekong RiverInternational Rivers...
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Two Years Forward, Three Steps Back: Mekong Dam Study Reaches Deadlock

As the Mekong-Japan Summit approaches, regional governments have yet to resolve significant knowledge gaps on the impacts of Mekong dams...
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Indigenous Communities Take Charge with Dam Blockades in Borneo

From December 2013 World Rivers Review Anti-dam protests in the Malaysian state of Sarawak in Borneo continue to heat up...
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China’s Hydropower Rush Could Devastate Rivers

From December 2013 World Rivers Review China’s rush to develop its hydropower is already leaving a trail of devastated fisheries...
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Malaysian Embassies Worldwide Receive Message: Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Violations at Murum Dam Must End

November 25, 2013 Sarawak, Malaysia: Today, Malaysian Ambassadors in 16 countries* are receiving a letter signed by over 30 organizations representing...