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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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Rivers at Risk: Dam Boom Threatens A World of Rivers

From June 2012 World Rivers Review See the full map 1. Dams support unsustainable industries: Iceland uses more energy per...
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An Alternative Power Development Plan for Guatemala

In 2008, International Rivers’ staff visited communities that would be affected by Xalala Dam in Guatemala. We began documenting threats...
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Eleven Belo Monte Activists Criminalized

Note of Support Victims of Belo Monte are not criminals Original text (Portuguese) From the moment they were conceived during...
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Lawful Belo Monte Protestors Threatened with Imprisonment

Father Alirio Bervian, 65 years old, is among those threatened with a prison order Leaders of Brazilian movement opposed to...
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World Heritage Rivers Under Threat

More than 900 of the world’s most amazing natural and human-made wonders have been declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO....
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Wrapping Rio

By Jason Rainey/International Rivers I’m now back in California after the Rio+20 UN Conference on Sustainable Development that played out...
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Ch. Karnchang Plows Forward with Xayaburi Dam Construction

For Immediate Release Bangkok, Thailand – A recent investigation of the Xayaburi Dam site by International Rivers revealed that Thai...
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Amazonian Indigenous Peoples Occupy Belo Monte Dam Site

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Altamira, Brazil – Indigenous peoples affected by the controversial Belo Monte Dam complex now under construction along...
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Stirring up the Streets of Rio

At the global march of the People’s Summit, signs and chants against Belo Monte were a central themeBy Brent Millikan/International...
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No Surprises in G-20 Declaration, Progress Report

G-20 leaders settled on an uneventful final declaration in Los Cabos. Tuesday’s G-20 Leaders’ Declaration, and a progress report from...