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For nearly three decades, International Rivers has been at the forefront of research and communications on issues surrounding large dams and their impact on rivers and communities.

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Amidst Broken Promises, Indigenous Authorities Detain Belo Monte Dam Engineers

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Amidst Broken Promises, Indigenous Authorities Detain Belo Monte Dam Engineers Meanwhile a new lawsuit is filed seeking...
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World Heritage Committee Fails to Protect Lake Turkana

Lake Turkana fisherman. Photo: International Rivers Over a dozen World Heritage Sites threatened by planned or existing dams were reviewed...
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World Heritage Committee Decisions in 2012

Fishing boat by Lake Turkana Below are summaries of all the decisions made on dam-threatened World Heritage Sites that were...
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PM Must Stop Xayaburi Dam (Bangkok Post)

Construction work underway at the Xayaburi dam site in Northern LaosPhoto: International Rivers Originally published in The Bangkok Post A...
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Final Declaration of the People's Summit at Rio+20

In June 2012 the UN Conference on Sustainable Development brought together governments, corporations, and a subset of NGOs, in Rio...
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Testing the Waters: Laos Pushes Xayaburi Dam to Critical Point

For a brief moment last week, Laos earned the praise of governments throughout the Mekong region. The region was on...
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Dilma Rolling Back Indigenous Rights in Brazil?

The Xikrin Kayapó meet with Norte Energia, S.A. during the June 2012 occupation of Belo Monte. (Photo: Amazon Watch) The...
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Human Banner Organized in Brazil

Nearly 1500 people used Rio’s Flamengo Beach as a canvas on June 19, 2012. Their bodies formed the lines of...
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Declaration on the Myth of Destructive Dams as Clean Energy and the Urgent Need to Protect Rivers

Healthy rivers provide clean water essential for life on Earth. Following the Rio+20 Earth Summit’s failure to recognize the irreversible...
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Baram Dam

Of the 12 dams planned in Sarawak, the 1,200 MW Baram Dam was planned to be next in line to...