Sarah Bardeen

Showing all resources

Displaying 41 - 50 of 87 resources

First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Blog

Goal 1: Strengthen the Movement for Healthy Rivers

For the next week, we’ll be exploring the six goals that will guide our work for the next five years,...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Report

Renewable Riches: How Wind and Solar Can Power DRC and South Africa

International Rivers’ new study, “Renewable Riches,” has found that the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is endowed with abundant wind...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Press Release

Press Release | Congo Can Reap the Rewards of Its Enormous Wind and Solar Potential, Study Says

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASETuesday, September 26, 2017 International Rivers is releasing a new study today that shows that the Democratic Republic...
First published on

This resource has been tagged with the following content types:

International Rivers Condemns Arrest of Indian Activist

International Rivers strongly condemns the arrest of the celebrated Indian activist Medha Patkar and calls for her immediate release, as...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Blog

The Fight to Save Rivers Heats Up in Eastern Europe

The fight to save rivers is heating up in Eastern Europe. Last week, river defenders in Bosnia and Herzogovina scaled the...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Blog

Help Us Protect the Puelo River in Patagonia

The Puelo River. The Puelo River needs your support! The Puelo, which originates in Argentina, is one of the largest...
First published on

This resource has been tagged with the following content types:

Letter | Civil Society Tells Argentine Congress Why Dams on the Santa Cruz River Are a Bad Idea

The Santa Cruz River.Fernando de Gorocica, via Wikimedia Commons On July 19, 2017, a large group civil society organizations submitted...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Blog

Photo Essay: Inside the Munduruku Occupation of São Manoel Dam

At dawn on Sunday, July 16th, 200 representatives of the indigenous Munduruku nation occupied the main work camp of the...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as a Blog

Colombian River Gains Legal Rights

Colombia’s Atrato RiverProduce1895, via Wikimedia Commons Another river has won legal rights. In a landmark verdict, Colombia’s Constitutional Court has...
First published on
This resource has been tagged as an Action

TAKE ACTION: Protect the Amazon and the World's Climate – Hands Off Indigenous Land Rights!

Indigenous rights in Brazil are under unprecedented attack. The government of President Michel Temer, which took power last year with...