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Activists Take on Greenwashing at the 6th World Water Forum

From March 12-17th, 2012, the world’s governments, corporations, and financiers convened at the Sixth World Water Forum (WWF6) in Marseille,...
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I Belong In Temaca

The following is a guest blog by Irene Bonilla, whom I was lucky enough to meet and get to know...
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Trans-boundary River Basins in South Asia: Options for Conflict Resolution

South Asian trans-boundary issues are inextricably linked to regional geopolitics since the main trans-national river systems are circum-Himalayan and involve...
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Day of Action for Rivers - Just One Week Away

With just seven days until the 15th International Day of Action for Rivers, we've already heard of over 50 planned...
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Ethiopia’s Omo Valley: a Global Heritage Under Threat

The national parks of the Lower Omo Valley in Southwest Ethiopia are among “the last unspoiled biodiversity hotspots in Africa”...
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Lower Omo Valley wildlife report

Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority, Existing Challenges: Plantation Development versus Wildlife Conservation in the Omo-Tama-Mago Complex, September 2011 More information Ethiopia's...
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A Life in Extremis

From March 2012 World Rivers Review Geologist-Explorer Documents China’s Rivers Yang Yong is a renowned explorer and the director of...
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The Year in Review: World River News in Brief

From March 2012 World Rivers Review It was the best of times, it was the worst of times …. 2011...
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A Current of Hope Runs Through Patagonia

From March 2012 World Rivers Review Although things have quieted down in Chile since the HidroAysén dams’ EIA was approved...
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Dam Greenwashing Flows at World Water Forum

From March 2012 World Rivers Review “Sustainability” Tool Protects Dam Builders, Not Rivers and Rights The stated goal of this...