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Governments Must Chart a New Course for the Mekong River

Drought in Vietnam southern and central regions devastated agricultural landPhoto: Le Hoang Vu, Thanh Nien News 2016 brought the worst...
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2016: The Year in Review

The Bargny Coast Water Keepers in Senegal celebrate the Day of Action for Rivers 2016. Bargny Coast Water Keeper What...
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A Matter of Rights in the Future of the Mekong

The United Nations Special Procedures of the Human Rights Council recently published the outcome of communications on the human rights...
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It’s Time to Protect Our World’s Rivers

Munduruku in Brasilia in 2013. Ruy Sposati Fifty years ago, environmentalists and dam builders in the United States were locked...
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World Bank to Double Down on Hydro Boondoggle in Niger

In June, I wrote about courageous colleagues from Niger who came to the World Bank’s headquarters in Washington to sound...
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A Time for Rivers: The Tide Is Turning

My friends, we are winning. I don’t say that lightly. This past year has been fraught with challenges for the...
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A Glimmer of Hope for the Salween? | Myanmar Times

Originally published in the Myanmar Times China’s decision to shelve hydropower projects presents an important opportunity for Myanmar to re-evaluate...
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The Grand Inga - A False Solution to Energy Poverty

Inga 1 dam, Bas-Congo The Grand Inga hydropower scheme in the Democratic Republic of Congo will be located on the Congo...
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Press Release | Great News for China's Last Free-Flowing River

The Nu River – known as the Salween in Thailand and the Thanlwin River in Burma – is a treasure...
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Laos Dam Projects Put Entire Region at Risk | The Bangkok Post

Construction is expected to begin in early 2017 on the Pak Beng Hydropower Project, located in the upper reaches of...