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The Nile Project Uses Music to Transcend Borders
The Nile Project Musicians in Cairo. Photo: Matjaz Kacicnik The Nile Project is an educational and arts initiative started in...
Climate Change: There is No Plan B, Because There is No Planet B
Article written by Javiera Espinoza, a Chilean geographer and environmental advocate with Fundación Terram. This article originally appeared in Spanish in...
The People’s Climate March Says No More Dirty Energy
The People’s Climate March ushers thousands of people through New York City. Photo: M.Scott Mahaskey/POLITICO It’s not often we get...
The Art of Stonewalling
“Hi. This is Bharat from International Rivers. I’m calling regarding an email sent to you on August 4,” I said...
State of the World’s Rivers
Toward Understanding Thresholds for Global “River Change” A similar version of this article was published in the International Rivers 2013...
International Rivers Recommendations to Sinohydro on its Environment and Social Policies
Since 2009, International Rivers has communicated with Sinohydro on matters relating to overseas dam building. Sinohydro has accepted International Rivers’...
Citizens Adopt Renewable Energy Sources to Meet Energy Needs
Traffic light in Kinshasa. By Ange Asanzi Recently, I returned to my beautiful home country of Congo during an International...
Recipe for Lake Turkana's Survival: Just Add Water
Lake Turkana (Photo copyright Jane Baldwin) In my line of work, you never want to say “I told you so.”...
What Future for Inga 3-Affected Communities?
Camp Kinshasa. Photo by Ange Asanzi A few days ago during his visit to Kinshasa, Mahktar Diop, World Bank Vice...
"Nobody's River" Film Launch
Congratulations to the intrepid filmmakers Becca Dennis, Sabra Purdy, Amber Valenti, Krystle Wright and Skip Armstrong on today’s launch of...