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Stand with the Ngäbe-Bugle People of Panama!

Protest to save the Tabasará RiverASAMCHI The 28.84 MW Barro Blanco Hydroelectric Project in western Panama has spurred a number of protests...
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World Water Day Marked By Death of Indigenous Anti-Dam Protester

M10 protest on the Pan-American Highway, 2011Photo: Richard Arghiris On March 22 – World Water Day – a Ngäbe-Bugle indigenous...
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Amazon Tribe Threatens to Wage War Amid Row over Brazilian Dam Project

Munduruku leaders hit out at ‘betrayal’ after government pushes on with dam construction without community’s consent This article originally appeared...
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Letter to the Editor: “Talking to the Experts: Can we improve the ESIA Process?”

I was very gratified to see the articles in the latest World Rivers  Review by Haven Livingston, Paul Fisher, and...
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Thai Dam-Affected Communities Continue to Call for Fair Compensation

On 7 February 2013, thousands of villagers impacted by the Rasi Salai Dam on the Mun River in Northeast Thailand...
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Policy Reform

More than 50,000 large dams have been built, and thousands more are under construction. With support from International Rivers, civil...
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The Lower Mekong Dams Factsheet Text

A TRANSBOUNDARY WATER CRISIS The governments of Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam are planning to build eleven large hydropower dams...
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International Voices Unite on Day of Action for Rivers

Save the Tigris Campaign, Baghdad, Iraq In remote villages and large cities, along rivers and lakes, from New Zealand to...
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A Visit to the Kiad and Quebrada de Caña Communities of the Ngäbe

Kiad boy holding babyPhoto courtesy of Rick Gerharter The following is a guest blog by photojournalist Rick Gerharter, who in...
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Karen Message: No Big Dams

On March 14, 2013, about 2,000 internally displaced people and villagers from the Wei Gyi dam area gathered at Ei...