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Jason Rainey On the Air: West Coast Live

Join us on January 7, 2011 to hear our Executive Director Jason Rainey speak about International Rivers’ exciting plans for...
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Justice delayed 30 years in Guatemala

Over 440 men, women and children were massacred to make way for the Chixoy Dam – a World Bank and...
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Comments on the Marañon Hydroelectric Project (Peru)

Submitted to the Colombian Institute for Technical Standards and Certification Additionality There are several important inaccuracies in the investment analysis...
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Crunching the Hydro Numbers: 2011 Second Half CDM Update

Durban is over, the delegates have all either gone home or are enjoying the sunny South African weather, and serious...
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Will Holland Fuel Carbon-Credit Dam Scam?

Like most rich nations, the Netherlands has seen its “carbon footprint” rise in recent decades. In an effort to shrink...
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Civil Society Statement Regarding Xiaonanhai Dam on the Upper Yangtze River

Open letter by Professor Fan Xiao, a geologist and environmental scientist in China, endorsed by Chinese environmental groups, Friends of...
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Thai Utility Commits to Purchase Power from Xayaburi Dam

Bangkok, Thailand – Thai Senators are investigating whether the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) violated the Thai government’s instructions...
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Helping the Poor by Helping the Rich?

Most of the world’s poorest people lack access to basic services such as clean water and electricity. The World Bank...
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Where Rivers Flow, Biodiversity Grows

From December 2011 World Rivers Review  Kierán Suckling founded the US-based Center for Biological Diversity in 1989. The highly successful...
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Burma Government Suspends Megadam

On September 30th, the President of Burma, Thein Sein, suspended what would have been Southeast Asia’s biggest hydropower project, the...