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Energy Poverty: The Hidden Energy Crisis

From September 2013 World Rivers Review More than1.3 billion people – almost a quarter of humanity – have no electricity....
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Sex Trafficking Ringmaster Busted on Belo Monte

Construction continues at the Belo Monte Dam work sites, outside of the towns of Altamira and Vitória do Xingu. Police...
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The Struggle Over Riverbed Mining in India

This is a guest blog by Kanchi Kohli* Humans have always had a special relationship with rivers. They provide fresh...
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Mining, Dams, Other Threats to Unprotected Futaleufu River

SANTIAGO, 08/21/2013 – The latest edition of the bilingual magazine Patagon Journal exposes several threats to the Futaleufú River, a...
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Defensores de los Rios

Los peruanos están enfrentando propuestas para la construcción de grandes represas en su territorio, las cuales traerían impactos fuertes e...
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Sarawak’s Murum Dam: What Has Changed Since the Indigenous Blockade?

Villagers blockade the Murum Dam (Sept. 2012)© SAVE Sarawak’s Rivers Network Last September, indigenous villagers living in a remote area...
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The Bullet That Killed Tomás Garcia

Tomás Garcia. By Colectivo Ocote Drug trafficking, organized crime, corruption and institutional dysfunction are some of the major causes of...
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Justice for Tomás Garcia in Honduras

On Monday, July 15th, indigenous Lenca leader Tomás Garcia was killed and his son Alan was seriously wounded when members...
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Honoring Glenn Switkes

When I first started at International Rivers almost a year ago, I could feel the passion that staff had for...
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India’s Himalayan Floods a Man-made Disaster

The following is a guest blog by Himanshu Thakkar, South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers and People Homes, farms and...