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Canadian Dam Builder Rocked by Corruption

SNC-Lavalin, Inc. staff laundered money from the Matala Dam in Angola. The company has been engaged in corrupt contracts across...
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Update from the Amazon: Indigenous Protestors Arrive in Brasília to Demand Rights

Two Air Force planes carrying aboard some 140 indigenous representatives of the Munduruku, Xipaya, Xicrin/Kayapó and other tribes participating in...
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Environmental Dispatches from Patagonia - Episode One

By James Q Martin During the month of June, filmmaker James Q Martin will be releasing a four-part series of...
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Help Protect the Future of Patagonia

By James Q Martin HidroAysén – a consortium of Chilean and European companies – is proposing to build a series...
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China's Economic Empire

This story originally appeared in The New York Times HONG KONG – THE combination of a strong, rising China and...
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Band Together for Rivers and Rights

Greetings on behalf of the Host Committee of Rendezvous for Rivers! Ken Greenstein I’m Ken Greenstein and my day job...
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E&E: Big Dams are Booming Business, but Politics Remain Difficult

This story originally appeared on ClimateWire from Environment & Energy Publishing. In the United States, big hydropower projects like the...
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Another Standoff in the Amazon

Indigenous people occupy the controversial Belo Monte dam construction site saying they were not properly consulted. This blog originally appeared...
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Update from the Amazon: Letter 8 from the Occupation

The indigenous protestors of the Belo Monte Dam site are under threat of being attacked and forcibly removed from their...
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Rivers Unite, Dams Divide: Notes from the Tigris

This was the banner that I held last week during a blockade of the Ilisu Dam construction site on the...