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Nelson Mandela's Speech at the Publication of the WCD Report

Nelson Mandela honored the World Commission on Dams with a speech at the launch of the WCD’s final report in...
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Estudio Ciudadanía Intercultural

By The Ene RiverBy Thomas Munita Este libro es un estudio del Programa Global de Apoyo al Ciclo Electoral (GPECS,...
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Dark Days For Villagers Relocated to Make Way For Xayaburi Dam

This article was originally published by Radio Free Asia. The 450 residents of Houay Hip village in Luangprabang’s Nan district...
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A Sustainable Energy Future is Within Our Grasp

The staggering growth in renewable energy has the potential to fundamentally change the way we generate and use power. Previously...
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Continued Work Towards the Don Sahong Dam Threatens Havoc for Mekong Fisheries

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The site of where the Don Sahong Dam will be builtInternational Rivers Bangkok, Thailand:  Work on the...
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Will Congo’s Poor Benefit from World’s Largest Dam Project?

Africa’s poorest nation, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), plans to build the world’s largest – and most expensive –...
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Environmental Dispatches from Patagonia – Episode Four

The Baker River, ChileBy James Q Martin Over the past few weeks Rios Libres‘ Environmental Dispatches have taken us on...
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Rios Libres – Environmental Dispatches from Patagonia

This four part series of Environmental Dispatches from Patagonia created by film-maker James Q Martin and Rios Libres examines the...
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Chile's Bachelet Says Patagonia Dams Not Viable

This article originally appeared in The New York Times SANTIAGO, Chile — Chile’s leading presidential candidate, Michelle Bachelet, says she...
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Uttarakhand Floods a “Man-Made Disaster”

Experts argue rampant development and poor disaster planning has exacerbated flood damage, as a massive rescue operation is under way...