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For nearly three decades, International Rivers has been at the forefront of research and communications on issues surrounding large dams and their impact on rivers and communities.

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Journeys: Stories of Aha! Moments

Each of us who works to change the world is on a journey. And each of these journeys begins with...
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Report Back on Protests in Borneo

You’re invited to a report-back from the frontlines of dam fighting in Sarawak. On May 22nd, over 300 indigenous leaders...
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Rendezvous Wrap Up

When we invited you to Rendezvous with International Rivers on June 9, 2013, we had no idea what an exhilarating...
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Environmental Dispatches from Patagonia – Episode Three

Atacama Desert – the alternative-rich option to destructive dams.By James Q Martin Part Three of Rios Libres‘ Environmental Dispatches from...
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Indigenous Protests and Unity in Brasília: The fight for the Amazon has just begun

Indigenous delegation from the Tapajós and Xingu, soon after their arrival in BrasíliaBy Brent Millikan In the late morning of...
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Zambezi Basin Dam Boom Threatens Delta

Batoka Gorge would be flooded if the proposed dam goes ahead. Photo by Tony Wasserman From World Rivers Review June...
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Anti-Dam Election Campaign Launches in Chile

Campaign urges congressional candidates to make public commitment and reject dams in Patagonia Originally published the The Santiago Times The...
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Thai Dam-Affected Villagers Demand Fair Compensation

The failed fish ladder at Pak Mun Dam.Photo by David Blake From World Rivers Review June 2013 Decades after several...
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Indigenous People Confront Industry on Sarawak Dams

  From June 2013 World Rivers Review The Malaysian state of Sarawak, located on the island of Borneo, is rich...
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US Dam-Removal Season Off To A Good Start

The top quarter of Glines Canyon Dam was removed from the Elwha River with a hydraulic hammer on a barge...