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Alert, But Not Alarmed at China's Second Tier Dam Builders

It was just a little under a year ago that I joined International Rivers' China program, so it seems timely...
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Hydropower Industry Needs Standards, not Scorecards, to be Sustainable

The International Hydropower Association (IHA) just launched the “Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol” (HSAP) at its bi-yearly Congress in the town...
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Laos Defies Neighbors on Dam Project: Environmentalists

Originally published in Reuters Laos is forging ahead with construction of a controversial $3.5 billion hydropower dam in breach of...
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Laos Steamrolls Neighbors in Xayaburi Dam Process

For Immediate Release Government Unilaterally Claims Regional Consultation Process Complete Bangkok, Thailand: Laos appears to have defied its neighbors in...
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Human Rights Hero Passes Away

The World Commission on Dams was one of the most unusual experiments in global governance. Mandated to develop a new...
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Nile River Stars in New TV Series

A new three-part series by Al Jazeera explores the human history surrounding the Nile – the world’s longest river –...
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Nu River Under Threat

The Nu River, known also as the Salween, starts at the Tibetan Plateau and flows through southwest China, Burma and...
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Chile Hydroelectric Power Plant On Hold

Originally published in The Financial Times A fiercely contested project to dam two pristine rivers in southern Chile and build...
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Double Threat on the Nu

The Nu River, known also as the Salween, starts at the Tibetan Plateau and flows through southwest China, Burma and...
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Legal Roadblock to Damming Patagonia

This morning saw a great success for the legal team working in Chile to stop the destructive HidroAysén project in...