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Standing Rock: A Rallying Cry in the Global Battle for Rivers

For weeks now, the world’s eyes have been fixed on North Dakota. The epic battle at Standing Rock is North...
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A Waterfight Like No Other May Be Brewing Over Asia’s Rivers | Bloomberg

Thai activists and villagers who are affected by the controversial Xayaburi dam protest with banners on the Mekong river in...
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A Visit to the Mother River

The Mekong at Chiang KhongInternational Rivers The small town of Chiang Khong in Northern Thailand sits on the banks of...
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Headwaters of the Amazon Protected!

The Marañón River.Rocky Contos The good news keeps coming from Latin America. Last week, the Peruvian government publicly declared that...
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The World Bank and Dams Part 4: Behind the Times on Renewable Energy

As wind and solar power have taken off globally, the World Bank is far behind the curve in its continued...
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PR | New Study Confirms Large Dams to Be a Principal Source of Greenhouse Gas Emissions

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Researchers from the Washington State University found that the world’s reservoirs generate 1.3 percent of all greenhouse...
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Why I’m Running a Marathon for the Mekong

David Blake, currently a visiting scholar in Environmental and Urban Studies at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, is an expert...
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Protecting the "Amazon of Europe": A Photo-Essay

We don’t usually see the words “Europe” and “Amazon” mentioned in the same sentence, and it might be hard for...
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Thailand’s Responsibility to the People of the Salween River

A version of this article was originally published in The Bangkok Post In an interview with newspaper Thansettakit earlier this week,...
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Salween dams threaten river communities | Bangkok Post

This article originally appeared in the Bangkok Post.  The Thai government’s recent push to speed up its energy investment in...