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International Rivers Forum at the Sonoma Valley Museum of Art

International Rivers is holding our annual convergence of global staff members from Brazil, China, India, South Africa and Thailand in...
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Ethiopia's Power Dreams | BBC World Service

Three generations of women looking out over the Omo River. Alison M. Jones for www.nowater-nolife.org Two major dams are coming...
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Activists Urge Government to Scrap Energy Plan | The Bangkok Post

Activists protest outside the Energy Ministry against a state power development plan which includes a proposal to build more coal-fired...
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Nature Gives Us Hope: River Guardian Latha Anantha

Latha Anantha. Ashoka To celebrate our 30th anniversary, we’re devoting a new series to the people who have shaped, and...
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Saving Tiger Leaping Gorge: A Reflection

Naxi farmers and guides. Joani Carpenter In 2006, farmers from a small village by China’s Jinsha River took seven hydropower...
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Show of Defiance

People living in villages downstream from the Mapithel Dam in Northeast India have suffered many sleepless nights this past month....
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When Dams Come Down, Salmon and Sand Can Prosper | New York Times

The mouth of the Elwha River in Washington in March 2014 as the dam removal project sent sediment its way....
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Sarawak Natives State Conditions for Lifting Baram Dam Blockade | The Malaysian Insider

The blockade at the site of the proposed Baram dam.Brimas This article was originally published in The Malaysian Insider. Ethnic...
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Back to Blue: The Race to Salvage China’s Environment and Its Past

China’s economy is developing quickly – at great cost to the environment. But things are looking up now, as a...
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Last Rites for the Jade Sea? | National Geographic

Originally published in National Geographic. Tribesmen in Lake Turkana. Randy Olson On a hot spring morning, Galte Nyemeto stood by...