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Guaranteeing Chinese Overseas Dams – By Whom and at What Cost?

The Chinese built Stung Atay Dam in Cambodia. khmerization.blogspot.com After a possibly longer than warranted report-writing sojourn (the China Program...
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Our Movement in 3, 6 or 23 Minutes

Want to know more about International Rivers – a 2013 recipient of the MacArthur Award for Creative and Effective Institutions...
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Theun-Hinboun Expansion Project Concerns From FIVAS and International Rivers

The following letter was sent to the Theun-Hinboun Power Company after a joint visit to communities affected by the THXP...
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Maryam Moradi: The Sirvan and the Cani Bell (Video)

Maryam Moradi shares her story about the Sirvan and Cani Bell rivers in Western Iran. In honor of the March...
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Creatively and Effectively Protecting Rivers and Rights

This is a guest blog from Deborah Moore, the Chair of International Rivers’ Board of Directors. What an honor and...
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How I Learned to Love the UNECE Water Convention

Alkhanai National Park in the headwaters of the transboundary Amur River. Oleg Korsun I hate bureaucracies, even those with which...
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Factsheet: Pöyry's Role in the Xayaburi Dam Controversy

Finnish engineering company Pöyry has become embroiled in a high profile water dispute between four governments in Southeast Asia. The...
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Google Earth Layer Shows History of Water and Dams in the Indus Basin

Welcome to the Google Earth KML “Water, Dams, and the Indus River.” This is an interactive map that contains stories...
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A Story of The Angry River

Sunshine on the Nu River. Wang Yongchen, Green Earth Volunteers In 2003, a group of brave NGO activists, journalists and...
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On NPR: Brazil Builds Monster Dams In The Amazon

On February 13, 2013, NPR’s All Things Considered aired a piece on current efforts to build the Jirau and other...