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Murdered for Their Rivers: A Roster of Fallen Dam Fighters

The stories come to us one at a time. A woman’s body found in a trash heap. Two protesters shot...
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Introducing International Rivers' Next Executive Director

Kate Horner. IISD Reporting Service We’re thrilled to announce that after an extended search process, we have hired International Rivers’...
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2015: The Year in Review

Last year was a turbulent year for rivers around the world. After a decade of declines in dam building, the...
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How to Build a Low-Carbon Future in Developing Nations

Wind turbines.International Rivers Today, International Rivers is releasing the report, “Designing Low Carbon Electricity Futures for African and Other Developing...
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International Rivers 30th Anniversary Celebration: Rendezvous for Rivers

Ready for our festive gala event! Our 30th anniversary celebration was a beautiful thing to behold. The location was gorgeous,...
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The Lower Mekong Dams Factsheet Text

A TRANSBOUNDARY WATER CRISIS The governments of Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam are planning to build eleven large hydropower dams...
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Concerns regarding IDA 17’s Proposed Focus on Regional Transformational Initiatives

Ms. Lael BrainardUnder Secretary of the Treasury for International AffairsUS Department of the Treasury1500 Pennsylvania Ave NWWashington, DC 20220 March...
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Women Water Warriors

The movement to protect rivers and rights is full of amazing women. In our March 2011 World Rivers Review, we...
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A Common Story Emerges from China and Ethiopia

Goats at Water on the Omo River. Photo by Jane Baldwin, www.janebaldwin.com The following is a guest blog by Dan...