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Citizen Science Supports a Healthy Mekong

From December 2012 World Rivers Review Mapping the Mekong: In 2011, villagers mapped fishing grouds, river-bank farmland, river morphology and...
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India’s Dammed Rivers Suffer Fisheries Collapse

From December 2012 World Rivers Review Fishing Groups Take Steps to Fight Back It may surprise many that India is...
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Interview: China’s Green Hunan Trains Citizen Scientists To Fight River Pollution

From December 2012 World Rivers Review Green Hunan, founded in 2007, is the only civil society organization focusing on basin-wide...
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WRR Commentary: Know Thy River

Commentary: December 2012 World Rivers Review At International Rivers we’re known for our effectiveness at critiquing and campaigning against destructive...
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BNA: Loan Granted for Amazon Hydro Project, Third Largest in World; Protests Lodged

Originally published in Bloomberg BNA RIO DE JANEIRO – The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) has approved a 22.5 billion real...
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Letter from Cobija – VI Panamazonian Social Forum

Cobija, Bolivia We are the people of all peoples. We are the men from the forest and the women from...
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Chixoy Communities One Step Closer to Reparations Deal

27 years after the massacre, the Rio Negro community came together to commemorate the tragedy and mourn the victims at...
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Letter to the ADB Expressing Concern about Sekong and Sekaman Dams

Oct. 24, 2012 Anthony Jude, Director Energy Division, Southeast Asia Department Asian Development Bank 6 ADB Avenue, Mandaluyong City 1550,...
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Communities Downstream from Nam Theun 2 Still Need Support

November 30th, 2012 Ingo Wiederhofer, Senior Operations Officer Sustainable Development Dept., East Asia & Pacific Region World Bank Lao PDR...
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BNDES Approves Unprecedented Loan for Controversial Amazon Dam

Financing ignores violations of human rights and environmental safeguards, tarnishing bank’s reputation Brasilia, Brazil: This Monday, the Brazilian National Development Bank...