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In Vietnam, Challenging the Dominance of Dams and Fossil Fuels
Like many other developing countries, Vietnam’s energy matrix has been powered by hydropower dams and fossil fuels, while other energy...
Guest Blog – Sarawak Mega-Dams, You Bet Your Life
“You cannot say this is a Sarawak problem – this is our national problem. If you look at the impact...
“Green Bond” Issue Risks Raising Finance for Destructive Dams
When a group of banks came together in January to launch the Green Bond Principles, our immediate concern was that...
NPR Story on the Effects of Damming the Mekong
National Public Radio spoke with International Rivers’ Southeast Asia Program Director Ame Trandem about the negative impacts of the proposed Xayaburi...
Government Audit Finds Hydropower Aid Doesn’t Benefit the Poor
Protest against the Allain Duhangan Dam, a project funded with Norwegian aid. SANDRP No other industrialized country relies on hydropower...
Rethinking a Dammed Nation
It was kind of embarrassing how little I knew about dams when I started working on this film… Dams don’t...
PR – Laos to Undergo Prior Consultation, But Continue Building Don Sahong Dam
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bangkok, Thailand – In response to news from the 20th Meeting of the Mekong River Commission Council...
Save the Mekong Coalition Calls on Prime Ministers to Cancel Mekong Mainstream Dams
Protect Food Security and People from Transboundary Impacts FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Bangkok, Thailand – As Mekong ministers meet for the...
Justice for the Mekong - Thai Villagers Back At Court
A ceremony for the Mekong held outside Thailand’s Administrative Court in August 2012International Rivers Update: On Tuesday June 24, the Supreme...
Vietnam Leading the Way for Improved Transboundary Water Governance
1997 UN Watercourse Convention to Enter into Force A boat travels along the Mekong River between the border of Laos...