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Scientific Study Examines Impacts of Rapid Hydropower Expansion in Andean Amazon

Proliferation of Hydroelectric Dams in the Andean Amazon and Implications for Andes-Amazon Connectivity Hydroelectric Dams of the Andean AmazonMatt Finer...
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Nu River Hydropower Debate Reflects Dilemma Over Environmental Protection and Energy

Voice of America interviews Katy Yan (International Rivers), Judith Schapiro (American University) and Kevin Tu (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace)...
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Power-Hungry Brazil Builds Dams, and More Dams, Across the Amazon

Construction activities are damming the Xingu river in the heart of the Amazon.Washington Post / Getty Images MUTUM PARANA, Brazil...
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The Forgotten Legacy of the Banqiao Dam Collapse

Originally published in The Economic Observer Summary: In 1975, after a period of rapid dam development, a perfect storm of factors...
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Jennie Dallas: The Klip River

Cleaning up the Klip River. Gauteng Canoe Union We in Johannesburg, South Africa, live in an urban environment. As river...
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Mekong Countries at Odds Over Mega-Dams

Originally published in the Fair Observer. Governments are struggling to decide whether the Mekong River should continue to feed 60...
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Hydro dams could jeopardise 'Grand Canyon of the east', say green groups

Originally published in The Guardian Dams on China’s last free-flowing river could harm ecosystems, displace people, and cause catastrophic seismic...
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Xayaburi Dam: How Laos Violated the 1995 Mekong Agreement

The 1995 Mekong Agreement is the framework that Southeast Asian governments use to decide whether the build dams on the...
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Letter to the CDM Executive Board Regarding Stung Tatay Dam (Cambodia)

CDM Executive Board UNFCCC Secretariat Martin Luther King Strasse 8 P.O. Box 260124D-53153 Germany Subject: Request for the CDM Executive Board to review...
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China Moves to Dam the Nu, Ignoring Seismic, Ecological, and Social Risks

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday, January 25, 2013 China Moves to Dam the Nu Ignores Seismic, Ecological, and Social Risks In...