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Stand In Solidarity with Sarawak Communities

Join the indigenous people of Sarawak to demand that the Malaysian government and Sarawak Energy respect their rights and stop...
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Sarawak Energy Floods Villages After Penan Renew Blockade of Murum Dam

September has been an alarming month for dam-affected communities in Sarawak, on the island of Borneo. During the week of...
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Member-Exclusive Happy Hour

Every year International Rivers’ staff comes together – from Brazil, India, Africa, and Southeast Asia – to re-energize our efforts...
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International Organizations Call on THPC to Commit to Independent Monitoring

The following letter was sent to the Theun Hinboun Power Company from organizations based in Australia, France, Norway, the Netherlands...
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The Mekong Dams Dispute: Four Trends to Watch

The Xayaburi Dam has generated extensive protest from people who depend on the Mekong River for their livelihoods. Finding a...
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Unbalanced Interests: A Review of the Xayaburi Dam’s Power Purchase Agreement

An independent analysis done on the Xayaburi Dam‘s agreement to sell around 95% of its electricity to the Thai government...
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Sarawak’s Murum Dam: What Has Changed Since the Indigenous Blockade?

Villagers blockade the Murum Dam (Sept. 2012)© SAVE Sarawak’s Rivers Network Last September, indigenous villagers living in a remote area...
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Lancang River Dams: Threatening the Flow of the Lower Mekong

The Mekong River, known as the Lancang in China, is the heart and soul of mainland Southeast Asia. While countries...
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Dams Lite?

Published in World Rivers Review August 2001 Run-of-River Projects No Panacea Are huge reservoirs a thing of the past? Today,...
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Progress on Don Sahong Dam Sets Off a Time Bomb for Mekong Fish

Will Laos circumvent the Mekong River Commission and evade scientific scrutiny? A Sign Welcoming Tourists to the 4,000 Islands Idyllic...