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Letter to the Editor: “Talking to the Experts: Can we improve the ESIA Process?”

Having worked as a river ecologist for over 40 years, including a number of years working in the lower Mekong...
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WRR Commentary: From the Technical to the Fundamental

Commentary: March 2013 World Rivers Review Photo by 350.org On February 17 I joined some 40,000 others in Washington, DC...
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How the World Bank Undermines Its Own Development Goals

People affected by the World Bank’s Kariba Dam are still struggling to regain their livelihoodsKarin Retief The World Bank’s International...
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Letter to Developer of Sekaman River Dams

Mr. Pham Văn Tăng, General DirectorViet-Lao Power Joint Stock Company (VLPC)Tầng 9 Tháp B Tòa nhà Tập Đoàn Sông ĐàĐường...
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2,000 Karens Gather on the Salween to Call for a Halt to Dam Plans

Ei Htu Hta Internally Displaced Persons camp on the Salween in BurmaKaren Rivers Watch Mutraw/Papun District, Karen State: About 2,000 internally...
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Aleta George: Poetry and Activism Undammed

Back from the Kaweahs. Gary Snyder Gary Snyder says that running a river is a lot like poetry: “You’re in...
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Celebrate Healthy Rivers with Us on March 14

Celebrate the 16th Annual International Day of Action for Rivers with us! This year we will partner with Patagonia, Inc....
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2013 - Day of Action for Rivers

Click on the image of our 2013 map of actions and stories above to see the full version. So far...
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The Baral River

The Baral River originates from the big river Padma (the local name of the Ganges that entered into Bangladesh from...
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People of the Sekaman River Prioritize River Restoration and Reparation

Over the past few weeks, I have been visiting communities in southern Laos along the Sekaman River. This river flows...