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Reality Check for Guatemala’s Energy Plans

From June 2012 World Rivers Review Efficiency and Renewables Could Forestall Dams, Study Shows In 2008, International Rivers’ staff visited...
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Turkish Dam Boom Threatens Anatolian Rivers

From June 2012 World Rivers Review In recent years, dam building in Turkey has increased by leaps and bounds. River...
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G20 Pushes Controversial Dams in "Green Growth" Strategy

The Group of 20 major economies (G20) holds its 2012 annual summit in Los Cabos, Mexico on June 18-19. The...
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Carbon Offsets Misused by Hydropower Industry

From June 2012 World Rivers Review Brazilian Megadams Make Mockery of Clean Development Mechanism The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is...
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A Climate-Safe “Green Economy” Protects Rivers, Rejects Destructive Dams

From June 2012 World Rivers Review The twentieth anniversary of the UN Conference on Sustainable Development, or Rio+20, comes at...
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Our Rivers Feed Millions

From June 2012 World Rivers Review River systems support the Earth’s highest biological diversity – and the most intense human...
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A Billion Reasons to Invest in Distributed Clean Energy Access

From June 2012 World Rivers Review Today the world’s population is growing at about the same rate as the population...
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Putting Rivers on the Agenda in Rio

Commentary: June 2012 World Rivers Review In the preparations for the twentieth anniversary conference of the Earth Summit, the word...
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The Amazon: Dirty Dams, Dirty Politics and the Myth of Clean Energy

From June 2012 World Rivers Review A growing trend in Brazil and other countries is to portray large hydroelectric dams...
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How Renewable Energy Solutions Reduce Poverty Around the World

Family-size hydropower project in Southern India. Ashden Awards Renewable energy solutions are not only good for the environment. If done...