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Sharing the Srepok River: Cambodian Communities Downstream of Vietnam Dams Finally Get a Hearing
In January 2007, following prolonged calls by Cambodian civil society groups, an official consultation was held on the likely environmental...
The Influence of Built Structures on Tonle Sap Fisheries
The inland fishery resources of Cambodia, originating mainly from the Tonle Sap Lake, rank first in the world for their...
Studies That Don´t Hold Water
Summary by FOE Amazonia and International Rivers of 30 problems with the Madeira dams´ EIA identified by independent experts
Mekong Under Threat: New Strategy Promotes Dams and Diversions
This fact sheet (English/Thai) discusses a new wave of large-scale water infrastructure projects threatening the Mekong River, supported by the...
Independent Experts Find Fatal Flaws in Amazon Dam Studies
A group of independent experts — including internationally-renowned authorities on the Amazon — have found serious errors and omissions in...
Urgent Concerns on Uganda Dam Go Unanswered By World Bank
NGOs highlight urgent concerns on Bujagali in letter to World Bank, as Ugandan government fast-tracks the project Ms. Judy O’Connor,...
Environmental Impact Assessment on the Cambodian Side of the Srepok River due to Hydropower Development in Vietnam
Report prepared by SWECO Grøner for Electricty of Vietnam. Presented at the "Stakeholder Meeting on EIA Report on Cambodian Part...
Restoring the Zambezi: Can Dams Play a Role?
From World Rivers Review, October 2006 The Zambezi River is one of southern Africa’s most important lifelines, and its delta...
CORE Comments on Jorethang Loop Large Hydro (Sikkim, India)
CORE Comments on Project Design Document for the Jorethang Loop Hydroelectric Project, Sikkim, India Submitted to Det Norske Veritas (DNV)...
Hundreds Forced to Flee Homes as Merowe Dam Reservoir Waters Rise Without Warning
Civil society demands an end to impoundment and resolution of resettlement issues as fears of violence increase LONDON: More than...