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Upstream or Downstream, We All Have the Same Mother
MILLIONS in the Southeast Asian region’s trans-boundary river basins are facing the devastating effects from planned hydropower development. Sao Rawangsri,...
Burma Rivers Network: Statement on International Day of Action for Rivers, Water, and Life
Free Burma’s Rivers, and Free Burma On this International Day of Action for Rivers, Burma Rivers Network calls on neighboring...
New Coalition Launched to Save the Mekong River
On March 14th, the International Day of Action for Rivers, the Save the Mekong coalition launched a new campaign to...
Mekong river hydroelectric dam threatens livelihoods and endangered species in landlocked Laos
[The Guardian] Dam would block fish migrations that feed millions of people in region and threaten Irrawaddy dolphins and giant...
Pianporn Deetes, Living Rivers Siam, Thailand
website email: pai@loxinfo.co.th cell: +66 81 422 0111 Personal background Ms. Pianporn Deetes is the coordinator of the Living River...
Cambodia: Opting For The Big Dam
Published by Inter Press Services PHNOM PENH, Jan 1 (IPS) – It has been a long held plan of Cambodia’s...
Voices from the Margin: Rasi Salai Dam
The culture of rural communities in northeastern Thailand, also known as Isaan, emerges from the ecosystems upon which they depend....
Voices from the Margin: Pak Mun Dam
The protests against the Pak Mun Dam are amongst the longest running in the world. The dam is also one...
Vietnam: Rare Criticism of Dams Surface
Originally published at IPS News CAN THO, Nov 21 (IPS) – While arguments against the development of hydropower dams on...
Lao Dams Muddying the Waters
Originally printed in Phnom Penh Post A SPATE of new hydropower projects slated for construction in southern Laos could wreak...