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Two Dams, Thousands Affected
Cizhong Catholic Church Stories from the Lancang, Part 2 This is a guest blog by Songqiao Yao, International Rivers consultant....
The New Great Walls: A Guide to China’s Overseas Dam Industry
2012 Edition of the NGO Guide on Chinese Dams Around the World Chinese dam builders have come to dominate the...
Large-Scale Power Projects Undermine the CDM
The World Bank-funded Bujagali Dam, which drowned a treasured waterfall and forced hundreds from their lands, was registered by the...
Stand With River Protectors in India
The Teesta River in the state of Sikkim, India, has become a contested battleground between the government and local indigenous...
Xayaburi Dam: A Closer Look at How Laos Got to “Go”
Girl digs for gold in rocks removed from Mekong River at the Xayaburi Dam site On November 5th, Laos announced...
Days After Xayaburi Gets Green Light, Pöyry Flaunts Project's Corruption
On November 9, only four days after Laos announced the official start of construction on the Xayaburi Dam, Finnish company...
The Brazilian Electricity Sector and Sustainability in the 21st Century: Opportunities and Challenges
This publication presents the results of a joint effort undertaken by a group of researchers and NGOs aimed at promoting...
Hydropower Propaganda Disguised as Science
Photo by Rich Beilfuss The International Energy Agency (IEA) advises industrialized countries on energy policy and energy security. For decades,...
Protect Human Rights in the Amazon - Justice Now!
Brazilians and our allies around the world have launched the Belo Monte: Justice Now! campaign to appeal to Brazil’s judiciary....
NYT: Laos Presses Ahead With Mekong Dam Project
This article first appeared in The New York Times BANGKOK — Ignoring criticism that a huge hydroelectric dam could irreparably...