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Can Jim Yong Kim Reinvent the World Bank?

Jim Yong Kim – a public health expert, president of Dartmouth College and astute rapper – is the US government’s...
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Day of Action for Rivers Celebrated Around the World

A week has passed since the 15th International Day of Action for Rivers on March 14th, and the count has...
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Re-mapping the Amazon: An Interview with Brent Millikan

This interview aired the week of March 16, 2012 on Living on Earth, Public Radio International's environmental news magazine. The...
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Civil Society Declaration at 6th World Water Forum, Marseille, 2012

Global water justice movement call to action for governments on the implementation of the human right to water Marseille, March...
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Event: Meet Our Africa Program Director

Introducing International Rivers to South African NGOs International Rivers has set up shop in South Africa! Come and meet our...
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Civil Society Comments to PJCERS on the Santo Antônio Hydropower Project (Brazil)

Comments on the Santo Antônio Hydropower ProjectSubmitted to the Perry Johnson Registrars Carbon Emissions Services We are writing to express...
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Philip Fearnside Comments to PJCERS on the Santo Antônio Hydropower Project (Brazil)

Comments on the Project Design Document for the Santo Antônio Dam’s CDM Proposal Updated version: June 2, 2012 Philip M....
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Children of the Salween River

Hundreds of kilometers downstream from where I was this time last year, on this International Day of Action for Rivers...
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Belo Monte Dam: A spearhead for Brazil’s dam-building attack on Amazonia?

Originally published on UNESCO’s Global Water Forum Brazil’s Belo Monte Dam on the Xingu River is now under construction despite its...
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Why Large Dam Storage is Not the Right Option for Climate Resilience

Yesterday afternoon in Marseille, I was invited to go toe-to-toe in a debate of the World Water Forum with seven...