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Bhutan and its Development Dilemma

In November last year, International Rivers’ team in South Asia and the Legal Initiative for Forests & Environment (LIFE) organized...
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PR – MRC Council Must Back Rhetoric With Action to Sustain the Mekong's Future

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sunset on the Mekong River in Siphandone Bangkok, Thailand: On Thursday January 15th, the 21st meeting of...
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PR – Human Rights Concerns Over Hydropower Development in Cambodia Brought to the UN

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A boat transports goods on the Sesan River in CambodiaInternational Rivers Phnom Penh, Cambodia: International and Cambodian...
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PR – Turkana’s “Forgotten People” Call for Halt to Ethiopia’s Imminent Water Grabs

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Berkeley, US: International Rivers is today publishing a report and video with voices from Lake Turkana, which...
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Headwater Extinctions: Hydropower Be the Death of Fish

“You can either be pro-environment or pro-development” is a futile binary statement that government officials often aim at people like...
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Downstream Communities File Groundbreaking Complaint Over Don Sahong Dam

From December 2014 World Rivers Review Mr X*, a 55-year-old fisherman from Kratie Province in Cambodia, seemed overwhelmed at first, and...
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Critical Assessment on the Mekong Region’s Power Development at Risk of Being Shelved

From December 2014 World Rivers Review In December 2013, a study commissioned by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on “Ensuring...
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Pak Mun Dam: A struggle of fishers, an epic of river protection

From December 2014 World Rivers Review Boats at the Pak Mun Dam “Mun” means life. The Mun River has always...
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Greater Study of Climate Change’s Impacts on Mekong Needed

From December 2014 World Rivers Review Climate change will result in many hydrological changes of relevance to hydropower generation in...
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Toward More Democratic Power Planning in the Mekong

From December 2014 World Rivers Review We talked to Witoon Permpongsacharoen, Director of the Mekong Energy and Ecology Network (MEE...