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Holding Chinese Investors to Account

Protest against the Gibe III Dam at the Chinese embassy in Nairobi. Friends of Lake Turkana With toxins in the...
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Beijing Sends a Signal to Chinese Overseas Dam Builders

Press conference on the newly released guidelines. China.org.cn The Chinese Government’s “Guidelines for Environmental Protection in Foreign Investment and Cooperation”...
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Chinese Government Guidelines for Overseas Investment

On February 28th, 2013, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Environmental Protection released its “Guidelines for Environmental...
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Brazil: Operation Tapajós Suspended

This article was originally published by the Latin American Bureau Born and raised in Mangabal, a traditional community to be...
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Memories and Unanswered Questions on the Zambezi

Although I had spent many years working on the Zambezi River, the lower Zambezi region in Mozambique was unfamiliar to...
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Deadly Sins in the Brazilian Amazon

Originally published in Huffington Post Blog Antonia Melo protesting during Rio+20Photo by Brent Millikan The trampling of indigenous rights, military...
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Lessons from the Goldman Prize Winners

2013 Goldman Prize WinnersPhoto courtesy of the Goldman Environmental Prize Last night I attended my sixth Goldman Environmental Prize Ceremony,...
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Court Suspends Military Operation For São Luiz do Tapajós Dam Studies

Judge Calls for Free, Prior, and Informed Consent of Affected Munduruku Indigenous People Brasilia, Brazil: A federal appeals court (TRF-1)...
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Hydro Industry Shuts Out Critical Voices

Apiaká indigenous activist in BrazilPhoto: Brent Millikan The international hydropower industry is meeting in Ethiopia for their big Africa 2013...
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Sirindhorn Dam Affected Communities Still Seeking Justice and Compensation

In northeastern Thailand’s  Isaan region, close to the border with Laos, lies the Sirindhorn Dam, which is operated by Electricity...