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The World Bank’s Conflicted Corruption Fight

World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz has called corruption the single most important obstacle to development and has ratcheted up the...
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Our Land is Not for Sale

Communities who would be impacted by the proposed La Parota Dam on the Papagayo River in the State of Guerrero,...
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Spreading the Water Wealth

Op-ed from Patrick McCully in March 2006, ahead of the World Water Forum 4 in Mexico. Thousands of politicians, water...
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Harnessing Wild Rivers: Who Pays the Price?

Since World War II some 45,000 large dams have been built, generating an estimated 20 percent of the world’s electricity...
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What’s Wrong with the World Bank’s Approach to Resettlement?

Lots, Says Longtime Resettlement Expert and Former WCD Commissioner The following is an excerpt from the new book The Future...
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Sizing up the Grid

Comparing the Mekong Power Grid to ADB Policies The Asian Development Bank is promoting the development of a regional power...
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Villagers Voice Outrage Over Plans to Build Sesan 3

Over 80 Cambodian villagers expressed outrage last Friday when it was revealed that yet another dam was being planned for...
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River Dolphins: Can They Be Saved?

River dolphins are small, aquatic mammals which belong to the order Cetacea. Scientists today classify river dolphins as endangered species...