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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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Listening to Communities on Dam Building in Peru

 From September, 2011 World Rivers Review In the heavy weeping fog Limeños call winter, I took a taxi along the...
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Nepal Dam’s Future Uncertain

 From September, 2011 World Rivers Review The Nepal government revoked the license of the West Seti hydropower dam project in...
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Africa For Sale

From September, 2011 World Rivers Review Land and Water Grabs Spell Disaster for Rural People and Rivers The Horn of...
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"Green" New Deal Projects Threaten Korea's Rivers and Tidal Flats

From September, 2011 World Rivers Review Although South Korea adopted “Green Growth” as a national slogan in 2008, battles between...
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Executive Director Commentary

From September, 2011 World Rivers Review  Every river has its people, and a river’s people all have stories to tell....
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Civil Society Pressures UN and EU Over Carbon Credits

From September, 2011 World Rivers Review  For as long as the Kyoto Protocol’s Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) has been funneling...
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Alaska Proposes Massive Dam on Wild River

From September, 2011 World Rivers Review America’s biggest dam in half a century has been proposed for the wild Susitna...
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Gibe III Dam Fuels Land Grabs in Ethiopia

As food prices rise, the lands of rural communities are being snatched up for plantations at an alarming rate around...
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Interview: New Decision-Making Tool to Assess Dam Impacts

Catching the tail end of the DC heat wave at the end of July, I attended two events hosted by...
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Will China Find a New Balance Between the Environment and Economic Growth?

Originally published in China US Focus The pace at which China is developing its economy is nothing short of breathtaking....