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A Day of Action Dedicated to River Defenders
Day of Action in Patagonia. International Rivers March 14 is a day of action, and a day to celebrate the...
A Brief History of Rivers and Dams, Through the Lens of World Rivers Review
From April 2015 World Rivers Review Preparing for this final print issue of World Rivers Review has put us in...
A Fond Farewell from Lori Pottinger
Lori and friends in Mozambique, 2007 I write this in my last day working for International Rivers, an organization I...
Clean Energy: New Study Recommends Less Hydro for East Africa
This article originally appeared in ESI-Africa.com Kenya’s Olkaria Geothermal plant East African countries must diversify their energy mix beyond hydro...
The Gift of a Cleaner Watershed
Wading in the creek with International Rivers Who knew spending a sunny Saturday morning picking trash out of creek could...
Hydropower and the Challenge of Climate Change: Foreign Policy
This article originally appeared in Foreign Policy Clean hydroelectric plants are meant to help the world fight global warming. But...
Building Sustainability into the East African Power Pool
New Study Recommends Less Hydro, More Climate-Resilient Renewables UC Berkeley’s Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory and International Rivers have co-published...
The Nile Project: A River Runs Through Them
The Nile Project “Rivers Unite, Dams Divide.” It’s my favorite activist slogan, one I learned from Turkish activists, and it...
Gibe III Reservoir Begins Filling, Launching Lake Turkana’s Slow Decline
Gibe III reservoir is filling. Photo: Landsat International Rivers has learned that the reservoir behind the huge Gibe III Dam...
Lake Turkana At Risk: FAQ
Lake Turkana. Photo copyright Jane Baldwin Lake Turkana is a miraculous natural wonder that supports vibrant, unique cultures and remarkable...